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Bedroom cupboards
Joel Ashley:
Besides BCS, there is at least one other specialist RV makeover/cabinetmaker in Bend, and I understand both have woodsmiths inherited from the original Beaver factory. Wood artisans don't get much better than that, so since it's not thousands of miles from Gooding to Bend, I'd consider a visit to Oregon. There are also RV interior remodelers in Eugene and in Washington a bit north of Portland. If you'd rather have bays of drawers in place of cupboards, and want them to precisely match existing cabinetry, it's the best option from my point of view.
I can't imagine our coach without the bank of "dresser" drawers across the curb side of the bedroom, and can certainly recommend them.
Joel and Lee
barbhalsell:
There is a real shortage of drawer space in the bedroom in the 2000 Pat. Apparently the newer model coaches bedroom slide somehow made more room at the foot of the bed. I was hoping other owners had come up with great fixes for some of the space problems.
Actually, any tips and tricks to make our coach as space effecient as possible would be welcome. We are kind of handy too, so dont mind a bit of remodel work.
Barb
Glenda Farris Co-Admin:
In those small cabinets, I use the upper shelf to hold magazines and papers. Those plastic magazine holders fit perfectly. On the bottom, there is a tupperware container that fits good and I have a few of those.
Glenda 8)
barbhalsell:
Thanks Glenda, every hint helps.
John Hennessey:
I bought sock organizers and stuff my underwear and socks in them. I added one hook and the door and hang my bra on it, Then I purchased spring loaded shelves and roll my ladies slacks and put one on each shelf. I love this arrangement because I can access them even while the slide is in. The other drawers are used for my husband's clothes and cold weather slacks and sweatshirts plus office supplies and documents.
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