Posted 2007-07-31 5:43 AM (#64731) Subject: 4' Shortwall Ideas
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Here is a trailer that I did, has a 4 1/2 foot shortwall, It has a toilet, shower, full wardrobe, and corner countertop. When these folks asked me to do this trailer and said they wanted full LQ with holding tanks, at first I thought they were crazy. It turned out very nice to have so much in a tight space.
Posted 2007-07-31 9:31 AM (#64741 - in reply to #64731) Subject: RE: 4' Shortwall Ideas
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The toliet is right there when you open the door? Hmmm... Not sure if I would want that. I would want the toilet in an enclosed area such as in the shower. Maybe it is portable? It may work for one person but I really don't think I would others staying with me when you have the toliet sitting there to look at them. Althou, you could use it as an extra chair I suppose.
Posted 2007-07-31 10:17 AM (#64742 - in reply to #64731) Subject: RE: 4' Shortwall Ideas
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I like the toilet in front of the door........You could mount it on the door so it would swing out when the door is opened!!! I don't like the thoughts of taking a dump in the shower or taking a shower in the toilet, it ain't like that in my house and I wouldn't want it like that in a LQ trailer. I like convience, put it where my one legged self can get to it! I don't care if those that are staying with me don't care for a toilet in front of the door. It's a 4' short wall, things are close, you are make believe camping, it's not the Grove Park Inn in Asheville N.C.! HWBar, keep building them like that Keifer you listed!!! Looks good.
Posted 2007-07-31 1:02 PM (#64756 - in reply to #64731) Subject: RE: 4' Shortwall Ideas
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Dang it, the door is on the road side.... Ours is also a 4-foot short wall, but has the door on the ditch side so am still working on floor plan. Not planning on a shower or head, unless it's the temporary kind that you set up in the first stall!Great looking rig, though, I'd be happy with it - and I'd just sew a canvas cover for the head with a foam cushion and turn it into "seating". :)
Posted 2007-07-31 1:11 PM (#64758 - in reply to #64731) Subject: RE: 4' Shortwall Ideas
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You have to remember it's a four foot short wall, the angle of the photo makes it look more in front of the door than it is. Also if you have people over you better like them, it is a four foot shortwall. The trailer was built for a couple that go on weekend type rides. They didn't want to have to use the bathhouses.
4' Shortwall Ideas
