Add-a-shelf

[BC Scamper13]

Must echo Lil's compliment on the upholstery and counter top color.

I looked at your profile to see more interior pictures, but you don't have any.

Did you have the cushions reupholstered? It looks like you have them contoured to fit the interior curves.

I really like what I see so far and would love to hear/see more of your interior. I have a standard scamp 13 with factory upholstery (luray - plaid with flower motif - beige blue and red.). I long to redo the interior and am looking for inspiration and this looks very appealing to me.

Now I wanna see your curtains!!!!

Thanks for sharing!

[felix2]

Originally Posted by BC Scamper13

Must echo Lil's compliment on the upholstery and counter top color.

I looked at your profile to see more interior pictures, but you don't have any.

Did you have the cushions reupholstered? It looks like you have them contoured to fit the interior curves.

I really like what I see so far and would love to hear/see more of your interior. I have a standard scamp 13 with factory upholstery (luray - plaid with flower motif - beige blue and red.). I long to redo the interior and am looking for inspiration and this looks very appealing to me.

Now I wanna see your curtains!!!!

Thanks for sharing!

We had custom cushions made, and yes, the front dinette backs have curved backs to follow the contour. I'll post more pix soon. Thanks!

[Otters]

I bed you love spending tme in your little Burro. Its got great style.
Will you please tell me your source for the metal edge band on your shelf and counter tops?

[felix2]

Originally Posted by Otters

I bed you love spending tme in your little Burro. Its got great style.
Will you please tell me your source for the metal edge band on your shelf and counter tops?

I found a carpet store who accessed it from their supplier. It helps to have some dimensions in mind...I made my tables from 3/4" ply, so I found a profile that is common - Edge Trim - Covers 3/4" - Edge Trim - like this. It's available through a lot of suppliers, and isn't too expensive; it comes drilled and countersunk for #5 screws. You apply it by anchoring the first few screws, then slowly, gently form it around the radiused edges with a rubber mallet as you keep adding screws and work your way around the table. Trick - if you drill the holes toward the bottom of the countersunk hole, the screw will pull the "L" flange tight to the table surface. They come in 10' or 12' sticks, so i accessed it locally rather than trying to order online and have it shipped.

[felix2]

Here's pix of my galley - I added a countertop because the PO messed up the fiberglass top. The tables match.

Also just fitted out the closet for storage - used 1/2" PVC pipe to make supports - hold a tub on top for pots & pans.

Bathroom junk holder screwed to inside of door for small item storage.

[carlkeigley]

Those are nice ideas, and best part = workable.