Off Grid overlander build

[flipmachine]

Hey, been awhile since I posted a build enjoy the pics, 1.5" thick walls fully insulated top to bottom, this build has a queen size mattress inside. On the exterior of the trailer you have your slide out sink and stove as well as a built in fridge into the side of the trailer, the cooking area will be be able to be fully enclosed once the awning is in place and the add a room installed on the awning... in the rear of the trailer you have a huge!!!! amount of storage.

 

[diluted]

Nice work

 

[PCO6]

That looks great! I don't know about the external fridge though. I'd be afraid that someone would steal my beer! :beer:

 

[Macdadmorgan]

That looks great! I don't know about the external fridge though. I'd be afraid that someone would steal my beer! :beer:

Looks like the dude thought that one through, if you look closer it is behind a door that is under lock and key. Nice build!

 

[PCO6]

I saw that. It was a joke ...

 

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[FinsUp]

Very nice

 

[tlbeach]

Yes, very nice work.

 

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[mntnresq]

Interesting ideas. I think I like the pull out "kitchen", but it seems like it would work better if you flipped the sink and stove to face the rear so that you aren't fighting the fender/wheel for access to the sink. I would also probably switch the rear door to hinge on the bottom, so that it could double as a work surface, or at least have a shorter fold down panel inside the compartment . As is, there is no place to work/put anything. Looks like nice work though.

 

[flipmachine]

reason why the sink and stove are on that side is cause this trailer gets an awning that fully covers the cooking area, and then gets side walls to enclose it. As for hinging it at the bottom, woundnt work just for that fact that the door is to large, you wouldnt be able to access anything on the shelves... as for work space, thats pretty easy to solve with fold down tables.

 

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