RV Renovation: Day 3 Framing A New Entertainment Center

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[@-the1b4u-]

Looks like progress! Moving right along

[@lvmtb]

Looks great can't wait to see the end result

[@mowguy1]

It's so cool that you renovate these trailers.

[@krisg3984]

It’s fascinating how you just plow through, follow through ! The wiring through the walls and where to move those
will be something I’m looking forward to . My little ( old) trailer has the tank sensors way over on a wall that I need to pull the Slide out first, to get to. On the road and keeping an eye on he water tank or BW tank levels would be best by the front door or bathroom

[@gthomas6750]

I just stumbled on to your channel. I really, really wish I would have found this a long time ago. I had water damage in a TT similar to the one you are working on but without the slide. Now, my class C has a few issues that, I thought are intimidating but, watching you it doesn’t seem so bad. I wish I had the room to rehab rv’s also, that is the best way to learn about them. I have so many questions I’m not sure where to start.

[@jenniferwells3728]

Since you didn't remove the paneling, do you just attach your new framing to the paneling? Or do you try to hit wall studs? How do you find your studs without removing the paneling? Great videos!! Husband and I are remodeling our 1992 Prowler. Not day 3, year 3, lol