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Post edited 3:06 am – August 12, 2011 by Cat

Hello all…Here are the most recent mods completed on my 14RB…First is the addition of a dinette table over the couch. (Wonderful idea posted by Julie) I chose to mount the table with a slide bracket instead of the hinge system. Allows me to slide table down to make room for the dog or simply lift it up and remove it to store somewhere else. Cost approx. $150          

Table                                               Wall bracket mounted on oak

Here's the TV. It used to take up space on the counter top. I purchased a wall mount bracket but ended up mounting it under the overhead bed cabinet. I have a custom made cover and use a bed pillow to cushion it for travel. I tucked the cable and power cord under the window valance. Cost under $20.

          Ready for travel!

The outdoor speakers were purchased at a marine store. Waterproof etc. Mounted to the frame and fit really nice. Sounds good too. I ran the speaker wire from inside cabinet, down wall and thru floor. Cost approx. $50

Speakers underneath                              Wire hiding piece

Here's an over the stove table I made for more storage when not cooking. I made this and put stickers of moose, bear and elk on the top then poured that clear epoxy stuff on it.

Thanks for looking and HAPPY camping!

Post edited 1:35 am – January 14, 2012 by kayaknut

Post edited 8:23 pm – January 15, 2012 by kayaknut

where did you get the tv mount?

Mikes19BH said:

Hi Cat,  I purchased some outdoor/marine speakers, have you had any issues traveling w/ the speakers mounted to the frame like that?  Do they loosen up at all from the vibration while towing?

Hi Mike, I mounted the speaker brackets with bolts thru the frame w/ S.S. hardware and used those type of nuts w/ the nylon at the end so they cannot vibrate off. Also replaced the little screws that came w/ the speakers to mount them to the bracket w/ S.S. ones, and then put a dap of silicone caulk over the ends to avoid vibrating off as well. I've used it alot since the install even been thru rain etc. and haven't had any problems. Mounting is still good and solid.