Building a Food Truck: Interior Design
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to the Video Series
How to Build a Food Truck: The Interior Episodes
I will link my Paid Amazon Links for easy access to the products I use for my Trailer Build to help you out. any questions please drop them here in the comments do not email me they will go to spam and not get answered.
Gas Pipe Home Flex
www.amazon.com...
Ball Valve
www.amazon.com...
Pipe wrench
www.amazon.com...
Flanged Feet
www.amazon.com...
Flange Feet for Tables
www.amazon.com...
Floor Adhesive
www.amazon.com...
Tile Float
www.amazon.com...
Coin grey flooring
www.amazon.com...
50 Amp Generator Plug
www.amazon.com...
Generator inlet Plug
www.amazon.com...
![ทางเดินชีวิต - ธีเดช ทองอภิชาติ x อ.ไข่ มาลีฮวนน่า [Official MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1f3wcG16dd4/mqdefault.jpg)
You are a blessing from the heaven
Started my trailer not to long ago and your videos really help speed up the process thank you so much 🙏
Thank you! Really appreciate it.
Hey frank love the vids! Thanks for making them. Hey why don’t you flip the lower shelf’s on the stainless steel tables? so stuff doesn’t slide off during transport.
I use food storage bins NSF rated on top of the shelves and bolt those to the shelves. They are the best!!!!
You never spoke about the dish rack. Would love to see that and you sanitation dispenser rack. Thank you.
Hello what size flange did you use? Because I have a 30 by 72 prep table
They are all the same. The ones listed below in links.
How do i attactch them to the wall?
With stainless steel screws, drill a hole through the Stainless steel
Do you have a list of your cooking equipment?
Is there companies that will install these items if I purchase them I tried but it’s not working out for me
Unfortunately to be honest I would have no idea, I have never searched for someone to install anything for me. Is there a particular spot you are getting stuck on?
How did you mount your prep fridge
I just used a wheel chock an a L Bracket Galvanized or SS if possible
any chance you can share a link for the chock and l bracket you used?
@@fbaltierrez
How deep is your prep fridge? Thanks, great job BTW 👍
The one that I prefer Is 31 inches in depth. I have 2 of them
I was hoping to see how you bolt the tables to the floor. Is that in another video?
That will be probably in one of the next 2 videos. 👍
Did you ever show this?
can you please share the video of you securing the work tables and sandwich prep table to the floor? my true prep table is on casters. the oem legs are $510 and dont even have holes to screw to the floor. its a 3/8" stem. any suggestions? thank you!@@fbaltierrez
You just keep talking and talking and talking and give very litlle information
Keep it short and sweet
Got it. Thanks for the feedback
Did you have to cut out any venting in the wall for the prep fridge, or is it flush up against the wall?
Just flush against the wall
@@fbaltierrez thanks man. Was just wondering if that would affect anything or not
Hi Frank, Roadkill here with more questions. No MegaTop? I value your opinion, I'd love to know why?
It is massive in depth from front to back. Cuts into the aisle an extra 5 inches from a normal fridge and the cutting table on these is tiny
Thanks Frank! I grew up in Edison Park. One of these days when I get back up there I owe ya dinner!
Hello, as soon as you give me a trailer, give me the price, if you can do it, please
Good morning. Unfortunately I have nothing for sale. :(
Will have loads of gaps for food to fall into your not a fitter just a guy putting stuff in, as why else do not know how to fixed equipment down correctly 🤷♀️
Yes food will find a way to fall anywhere that why you clean it all up at the end of the day
@@fbaltierrez where I'm from you have a Hygiene rating 1-5 worktops where food can get trapped in will mark you down chum
@@fbaltierrez think you need to clearly state that your not a professional converter rather just a handy man of sorts attempting conversions, as if people follow your examples they will get themselves in all sorts of bother!
@@brogantipping2101 I say that work for word on the videos where it involves gas lines. Everything is at the user's own risk. As with any video anyone watches on TH-cam to learn to do things themselves on any topic
@@fbaltierrez users risk doesn't mean anything! Doesn't say your unqualified and all the work and instructional videos are your opinion only of how a conversion should be completed. No mention of viewers consulting a qualified engineer before or after work is undertaken to ensure everything is safe and will meet the requirements in your state/country
Your using cheapo prep tables flimsy crappy vogue tables used in kitchens your supposed to weld the frame
If you say so. They are NSF rated stainless steel construction but if that's cheap and there are better ones please let me know
@@fbaltierrez just cheap rubbish and how comes your having issues fixing down equipment?
@@brogantipping2101 if you don't have a better option to share I would assume there is not a better option but thanks for sharing your opinion