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destruction time
Thought I’d pop a few photos up of the 1991 Bailey 2 berth [ before and after ]I got for parts ….I used the door, side windows,oven/grill/rings ,sink, loo , foam seating cupboard doors etcJust in the final stages of full dismantling
destruction time
Thought I’d pop a few photos up of the 1991 Bailey 2 berth [ before and after ]I got for parts ….I used the door, side windows,oven/grill/rings ,sink, loo , foam seating cupboard doors etcJust in the final stages of full dismantling
destruction time
Thought I’d pop a few photos up of the 1991 Bailey 2 berth [ before and after ]I got for parts ….I used the door, side windows,oven/grill/rings ,sink, loo , foam seating cupboard doors etcJust in the final stages of full dismantling
more progress
managed to finish off the main bed / seating area today , based it on the caravans concept and used to pull out slat systemmore progress
managed to finish off the main bed / seating area today , based it on the caravans concept and used to pull out slat systemmore progress
managed to finish off the main bed / seating area today , based it on the caravans concept and used to pull out slat systemLooks great. Mine is very
Looks great. Mine is very similar but I use the dining table to fill the gap. I am tempted to try something like this, as it would prevent having to swing the table around, but alas it would be another thing to store. Looks great, well done 🙂Looks great. Mine is very
Looks great. Mine is very similar but I use the dining table to fill the gap. I am tempted to try something like this, as it would prevent having to swing the table around, but alas it would be another thing to store. Looks great, well done 🙂Looks great. Mine is very
Looks great. Mine is very similar but I use the dining table to fill the gap. I am tempted to try something like this, as it would prevent having to swing the table around, but alas it would be another thing to store. Looks great, well done 🙂Table
Yeh…I’m thinking just fold mine down and let it sit on the floor under the slats for the night , then up during the day [ its the fold down type ]as for storing it ….think it fits in the loo on the back wall with its stow brackets from the caravan
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