Unicorn on the Ocean - 1120AF Coming to Canada
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whomisi
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Yes I was thinking of things like that, or PVC.
But I also realised I could cut strips of spare fiberglass and glue that on with epoxy, or korapop. That's my current plan for the bathroom door when I make that the same way.
whomisi
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It's a box!
5 of us, a pump cart and some very careful planning and the rear panel was lifted up and into place. Whilst this is going to make the rest of the build a touch more awkward, going in and out through the door, because we plan to start using it to some capacity this summer this is how is has to be. The interior walls are all glued in (except the bathroom front which comes later).
Big relief, it was very an awkward lift being heavy, tall, extrusions in place and having to glue the whole way around. I had pre-glued on the bottom extrusion so we had a solid one to lift from.
The interior dividing wall came out great, I need to soften the edges and seal it up. Then build some beds for spring time. After marker lights, corner caps and the final edge seal.
5 of us, a pump cart and some very careful planning and the rear panel was lifted up and into place. Whilst this is going to make the rest of the build a touch more awkward, going in and out through the door, because we plan to start using it to some capacity this summer this is how is has to be. The interior walls are all glued in (except the bathroom front which comes later).
Big relief, it was very an awkward lift being heavy, tall, extrusions in place and having to glue the whole way around. I had pre-glued on the bottom extrusion so we had a solid one to lift from.
The interior dividing wall came out great, I need to soften the edges and seal it up. Then build some beds for spring time. After marker lights, corner caps and the final edge seal.
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