The Tigre's Lair - The Sequel ...My Pit Trailer Project II
06-22-2009, 03:35 PM
#121
06-22-2009, 03:38 PM
#122
WOW......I'm touched....this is almost like winning an Oscar or an ESPY...
I want to thank JESUS...I want to thank the voting commitee for bestowing this honor to me...and most of all thanks to the fans out there without whose support I wouldn't be here.... (running out of time music starts playing....and cue to the Tampon commercials......LOL
I want to thank JESUS...I want to thank the voting commitee for bestowing this honor to me...and most of all thanks to the fans out there without whose support I wouldn't be here.... (running out of time music starts playing....and cue to the Tampon commercials......LOL
06-22-2009, 04:33 PM
#123
I'm measuring the space between ceiling frame rails to install the insulation
I'm using standard 4x8 foam sheets. They run about $9 a sheet. Here I'm measuring and preparing to cut
I want to make that the fit is snug so I ensure that all the metal is covered. I'm using piano wire strung between the framerails to secure the foam sheets.
Halfway there. Looking good. I can tell you that even with the AC blowing full tilt, it was stuggling to cool the trailer because of the crazy amount of heat that was radiating from the metal in the ceiling. It was warm to hotter than shitz depending on where I touched. The insulating should make a huge difference in cooling this sucka in a hurry. More to come. stay tuned.
I'm using standard 4x8 foam sheets. They run about $9 a sheet. Here I'm measuring and preparing to cut
I want to make that the fit is snug so I ensure that all the metal is covered. I'm using piano wire strung between the framerails to secure the foam sheets.
Halfway there. Looking good. I can tell you that even with the AC blowing full tilt, it was stuggling to cool the trailer because of the crazy amount of heat that was radiating from the metal in the ceiling. It was warm to hotter than shitz depending on where I touched. The insulating should make a huge difference in cooling this sucka in a hurry. More to come. stay tuned.
06-22-2009, 08:01 PM
#124
Done with the ceiling insulation.
Front looks good
Back looks good
So does the middle
Okay I need some input. I need to come to a decision on cabinet placement. There are three options.
OPTION A:
PLACE ALL FOUR ON LEFT SIDE COVERED WITH 21 IN COUNTER WITH A 10 IN STAND ALONE COUNTER ON THE RIGHT
OPTION B:
PLACE TWO ON THE LEFT COVERED WITH A 21 IN COUNTER AND TWO ON THE RIGHT COVERED WITH A 21 IN COUNTER THAT GOES TO THE DOOR
OPTION C:
PLACE TWO ON THE LEFT COVERED WITH A 21 IN COUNTER AND TWO ON THE RIGHT REAR COVERED WITH A 21 IN COUNTER OVER THE CABINETS THEN NARROWING AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE DOWN TO A 10 IN COUNTER AS YOU APPROACH THE DOOR
Front looks good
Back looks good
So does the middle
Okay I need some input. I need to come to a decision on cabinet placement. There are three options.
OPTION A:
PLACE ALL FOUR ON LEFT SIDE COVERED WITH 21 IN COUNTER WITH A 10 IN STAND ALONE COUNTER ON THE RIGHT
OPTION B:
PLACE TWO ON THE LEFT COVERED WITH A 21 IN COUNTER AND TWO ON THE RIGHT COVERED WITH A 21 IN COUNTER THAT GOES TO THE DOOR
OPTION C:
PLACE TWO ON THE LEFT COVERED WITH A 21 IN COUNTER AND TWO ON THE RIGHT REAR COVERED WITH A 21 IN COUNTER OVER THE CABINETS THEN NARROWING AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE DOWN TO A 10 IN COUNTER AS YOU APPROACH THE DOOR
06-22-2009, 08:11 PM
#125
i like A
it gives more room for sleeping
or, option M, (for mr.losi
)
2 in the front and 2 down the drivers side, making an l shaped work area, for 2 or 3.....
it gives more room for sleeping
or, option M, (for mr.losi
)2 in the front and 2 down the drivers side, making an l shaped work area, for 2 or 3.....
06-23-2009, 03:11 PM
#131
06-23-2009, 06:13 PM
#132
I did some photoshops to show Option A and Option C which seem to be the two front runners. Give me your thoughts.
OPTION A
OPTION C
OPTION A
OPTION C
06-23-2009, 06:51 PM
#135
Tech Initiate
I like "C" as well!