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140sqftjourney
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2023
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The psychology of Space
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We share a little bit about poignant experience we had at our last stop and what we have been learning about the psychology of space and shelter. 
1st Trailer Tour
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The first night out in our trailer, we do a short tour of our build-out. We started with a 24-foot Look Moab Toy Hauler that we purchased in late December 2022. We then spent the next 7 months building it into our home on wheels. We will be full time living in our new home by mid September 2023!
French Doors on a Toy Hauler
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We recently added french doors to close the back of our cargo trailer. In this video, I explain a bit about how we did it and show the details of the build-out. Leave any questions in the comments, and we can answer as we see them.
Trailer Flooring and Insulation
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Explanation of our travel trailer undercarriage cover, floor insulation and tank mount.
AWESOME, thinking of doing the same thing. How did you hold up any issues with the glass cracking?
ZERO issues. They have been rock solid and I would not change a thing. We have had the trailer on some rough back roads as we like to boondock, and it has performed flawlessly. We really love having the blinds inside the windows. I recommend going that route.
@@140sqftjourney GREAT, good to know. I appreciate the fast response. Stay safe out there.
I am curious what you used on the ground of the back deck there… Is it linoleum?
We have OSB painted with the deck paint product for home depot and then ikea decking in that
I want to do the same in a vox truck, but some people told me that the windows would break due to vibrations
hello. we were wondering if the doors are still functioning well as you've moved around. Are there any lessons learned that you'd like to share? can you share what kind of screen doors that you installed? And if there's any things that you'd change? Thank you, Ann from Missouri.
Ann, We LOVE our French doors and have had zero issues with them. We have traveled across CO, Utah, AZ, NM, TX, LA, MS, and are now in Alabama. The work great, open and close with no problems and the big windows are wonderful. Bonus... when they are open they offer a bit of privacy and wind protection while on the deck. We purchased both the door and screen door directly from Home Depot. It is an Anderson Retractable Screen door. It is meant to be mounted on the outside but we had to put it on the inside as we made the Doors open out. The screen lock is on the wrong side but we never use the lock. It opens and closes and latches fine as is. I highly recommend the configuration!
Thanks for the reply Mike. I really appreciate it.
@@mikescheid6374 Thanks for sharing - I have a 45' KZ Venom 4113TK that came with the 3-season doors (not sure why they are called that since they have so many openings they should be called no season :) ) I have considered replacing them with something similar to what you have but as full-time RV'ers, I was concerned that the bouncing on the road would cause issues. Did you do anything to minimize the shock of the rig bouncing along the roads? Thanks again!!
Really like how it opened up the trailer nice job 😊
Absolutely amazing design and thought to the work and install of everything! ❤
How much do you think it cost in total?
2200 with all the materials is a good estimate
What’s the approximate weight you added? And have you travelled with them?
Approximately 350 pounds... we have not traveled much with it as we are still in build mode. I will do more updates on the build-out and then more after we travel. Thanks for the like!