Thanks for the compliment on our stairs (ladder). We were trying to figure out something different that had a slope to it that would make it easier for me to get into the bed. (I am only 5'2" and the gooseneck comes to my chest. :0) But we also did not want to take up alot of floor space. We managed to get the walk through door bolted in last night. So the next step is getting the lock put in. Then we can start putting the v-board back up. It is kind of disappointing when you have it looking so nice then you have to take it completely apart to add a door then redo it all over again. I was wondering how long it would take my husband to actually get it done. But I was really suprized that he has it in already and we just got it Saturday. That is a record for him. But now he says that I have to get the window screens done just as fast. Problem is... I have not even started on them. ;) Also, I looked at the pictures of your living quarters and that looks really good. The first trailer we had was almost just like that. It had the little short wall for the saddles and that corner shelve. Needless to say we had high hopes on it but never did nothing to it. It was already insulated and had material on the ceiling. I do mean fabric on the ceiling. We sold it just like we bought it. ;) Then purchased our Sundowner. Keep your eye out for new pictures after this weekend. 4/26/08. | 
DIY living quarters
I love to look at different DIY layouts. I don't want the cookie cutter look, I want what suits my needs.