RV Renovation Tour: before and after
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- RV Living is great, when you find the right RV. We've been living full-time on the road in our remodeled 30-foot travel trailer for almost three months now, so it's time to give you a tour!
In this RV renovation tour, we'll show you the inside of our 30-foot Treasure Ship Galleon, how our family of four (plus our dog, Bella) lives in the space, along with a few clips of our RV renovation.
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If you'd like to know more about our RV renovation process, check out the videos below.
RV TOUR & RENOVATION VIDEOS
RV Tour: before the renovation
• RV tour (before remodel)
RV Remodel: paint prep & water damage discovery
• RV Remodel: prep, pain...
RV Remodel: painting & water damage repair
• RV Remodel: painting &...
RV Remodel: floor installation
• RV Remodel: installing...
RV Remodel: concrete counter-tops & custom dinette table
• RV Travel Trailer Remo...
RV Remodel: couch reupholstering & solar install
• RV travel trailer remo...
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I like the purple floor, my daughters love purple 💜
I'm looking at a Fleetwood wilderness that is exactly like this trailer only the bunks are both twin size so seeing your remodeled trailer is so helpful in imagining how mine would look when it's done! I don't have kids but I'm going to turn my bunk into an teeny office
Great redo, a thought on the pantry cabnet, make it a pull out on slides the back is solid but you can see everything when you pull it out making it more accessable, if possible do it to the floor, doesn't take up any more space
You could build one of those slide out drawers in the kitchen for your little pantry. That way you pull it out and reach the items in the back.
For your pantry cabinet, why not change it to a pull-out pantry so that it won't matter how deep it is? Just pull it out, and you'll be able to see everything in it at a glance.
I was going to post the same thing. If not an entire pull out, rolling drawers are fairly in expensive and could be placed on each shelf. I'd also take down the door for the cupboard that houses their knickknacks so I could see them (but that's just my personal taste). But they did a great job considering those are the only 2 things I could see changing in the whole camper. You can really see the love and labor that went into the project.
My thought as well! Basket, drawer or shelf gliders are pretty easy to install and would help utilize every bit of storage space so much easier. I would use them everywhere! 😂
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Orchid Girl. exactly what I was thinking.
I just wrote this and then read u already said it. We have cabinets like that in our home that slide out. Very helpful.
Wow! You all did a great job! It came out lovely. My husband and I are interested in buying a used travel trailer/5th wheel, so I have been watching some videos to get ideas! We also have two children, but we have two boys! From what I have seen so far, I am thinking I would like to buy one with a bunk house. My son's are 8 years apart in age and although they get along great with each other, a 12 year old can sometimes need a little space away from a four year old brother...lol! 😂There is so much to consider, but I think I've just about got it narrowed down to what I think will work best for our family. Thanks for sharing your journey with us! Wishing you safe travels ahead! 🌼🏵️🌻
Happy RV hunting!
Do a pull out unit on your narrow deep pantry cabinet.
it is beautiful!
The counter top is fantastic. You have created a modern, homie, look. Love your choice of colors.
Rachel gets the credit for choosing the colors. We're really, really happy with the counter-top choice we made. Having a real concrete counter-top in an RV would be ridiculously heavy, so the process we went with was the perfect solution since it only added about 10 pounds in weight.
@@TheGrayAdventures How has the counter top held up? I'd be concerned with it cracking but it looks amazing
@@TheGrayAdventures Yes, I am wondering the same: how has the countertop held up for you?
This is amazing.... Best I've ever seen!!!
Then you so much. We put a lot of work and love into th is project.
Look great guys, saluti a tutti.
Hey! Miss you. You should come and see the trailer for yourself.
Great job! It looks amazing. Just a couple of suggestions... we added a thin layer of metal cover inside the cabinet doors and from the dollar store we use magnetic hooks and tins for extra storage and organisation. Also for the pantry you might want to consider pull out shelves. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hello. I love what you did with this trailer. I hate getting personal but would you post a ball park figure of
The cost of the renovation? Again
Absolutely love it.
Excluding solar panels, total renovation was under $2,000. That being said, more than 350 work hours went into the project.
I like your kitchen .. I want to do a pull out pantry .. I have short arms lol.
I would like to see a video on how you removed the carpet in the slide out area. Also how you did the flooring in the slide out area. We have carpet in the same area and I hate it.
Here's a floor install video. th-cam.com/video/4lG60gthxV8/w-d-xo.html
I explain things a bit in the video of how we were able to do the flooring over the slide. To pull our the carpet, we had to remove all the furniture (dinette and couch) and then we simply pulled the carpet up. It was pretty simple and shouldn't take more than a few hours.
Looks bigger and better. Would have maybe opted for a sink with the drain to the back. Allows easier access to storage under the sink. Definitely prefer a one hole sink to a two hole one in these circumstances.
Where do you store the sewing machine???
Looks great, love the concrete counter! If I might suggest for your pantry roll out shelves, I believe you can DIY it instead of buying the expensive ones.
You both did a hell of a job renovating this! I am definitely liking and subscribing too. Thanks for giving us a glimpse inside.
absolutely love! i am in the middle of renovating a travel trailer myself and i have a question about the flooring you guys put in... did you guys cut the planks before installing of were you able to find some that fit perfectly? did you guys do any gluing or just putting in the planks?
When installing this kind of flooring you make the cuts as you go. Vinyl floor planks do not require glue. You can use shoe molding after installation to keep flooring in place. Easy to install, but does require some labor and skilled craftsmanship on some cuts to make look good around objects. Definitely something you can do though. Plenty of videos on how to install
You'll always need to cut the plants to fit, bit it's a pretty easy job with the right tools.
Fantastic job
Very nice tour Rachel, great job! The time and effort really paid off - the space looks amazing. We enjoyed the original remodel videos as well. The work Nick did was top notch and that shoe storage solution is genius.
I was actually surprised that we didn't find anyone else who had done the shoe storage solution like that before. I'm sure someone has done it, but we came up with the idea on our own. It's a great place to stow away the extra shoes without having to hide them under the dinette benches or bed.
You guys should do a tall thin pull out shelving unit in the pantry! This place looks great, love the colors!
This is so very pretty, and looks so comfortable and homey!! That was such a brilliant idea for revamping the counters, and it came out so nice. You all did an amazing job! (I love your color choices too, that Tiffany Blue-ish is so pretty.)
One thing that may help a little bit and would be super easy to install - glider drawers or baskets or shelves!! They're fairly inexpensive and would make utilizing the space (and getting to everything) a bit easier in some of those hard to reach and deep sections of storage, like in your pantry area - honestly, every cabinet. Just gliders in every cabinet, lol, you'd never have to dig for much again! ♥
Tyfs. I hope you all have been having amazing adventures! Best of wishes to you and yours!
Bichon? We have one as well and that’s what drew me to your videos. Well that and your awesome renovation. Totally my taste and colour scheme. Like the fact that you didn’t feel the need to rip everything out (as the trend nowadays seems to be) but instead just modernised and used most of the existing layout especially as it’s a nice layout to begin with. Subbed and will definitely be following along with your travels...
Thanks! The dog is actually a Maltese and she is quite a character. We'll have to do a video on her one time.
For the renovations, we wanted to keep things as simple and cheap as possible. We thought about swapping the couch and dinette out for a reach couch and table, but that would have added a good $500 to the final cost, plus the additional weight.
Smudgie33 yes!! You save so much money. Plus less waste!!
Smudgie33 I meant you save money not tearing everything out
Smudgie33 my Zeus is 1/2 bichon and 1/2 shih tzu and 100% pistol, lol!
What do you do during bad weather? We have discussed doing this but here in Texas we have a lot of tornadoes
Great video I'm about to buy an RV myself. I'm so glad ur kids love it too!!! It's awesome in there!! Love your whole family
We're about a week away from purchasing our first RV for full-time living and I'm so excited to renovate it. Thank-you for sharing your renovation... I love that shoe cupboard idea!!
No problem! The shoe storage is awesome and we use it every single day. Simple project that takes less than an hour to build.
Happy new year.
How is your trailer vented to keep moisture out?
The only vent is the one in the bathroom. We do get condensation buildup on the windows when it is cold and we run the heat, but it's usually not until the early morning hours.
Wow! Great reno! Love the white & colors and the counters are super cool! Looks like a cool apt! Thanks so much for sharing! -Annaleis
Love how bright & light your place is - jus a thought for the cabinets: how about some 1/2 shelves in the back portion ?
That's a good one. Might have to look into it.
I am redoing my new 33ft travel trailer and your counter top idea I really like.
It's time intensive, but pretty simple. The process took as about a week, but we did it in December, so things took longer than expected to dry. If you have 70+ degree weather and good ventilation, you could apply 2 coats on concrete per day, cutting the total time needed in half.
Looks great! Maybe you should consider a Pull- Out Shelving unit for your pantry (on a track), so you can really see all of your food and spices.
Love it. Very beautiful renovation. You guys did a great job.
Love that you didn’t tear out the seating and table!! The counter looks great!! Love the blue cabinet! If you find rectangular bins for that side cabinet, that’d help for taking out bottles
Do you have the list of colors you used throughout? Your color scheme is perfection! I want to duplicate it in my remodel :)
Well done! Is that just a typical concrete sealant that y'all applied to it? How is it holding up?
It's held up great. No problems at all!
Looks like the trailer you bought had pretty good bones. More of a decorating challenge than a renovation, but your end result is stunning. With three and a half months of continuous effort, you've proven that even a quick restoration is a lot of work without having to get into the mechanics, electrical, plumbing, HVAC ...etc.
Our major setback was rebuilding the whole front of the trailer due to water damage, but we also installed solar and tweaked a few other things. This was a lot more that a bit of redecorating.
I could not do this to my children. Traveling constantly, no friendships no social life and no privacy. Just seems uncomfortable to have a key board on your bed 24-7. Every bodies just a little too into each others space.
It actually works quite well for us. We are 9 months in and doing just fine. We actually ha e quite a few friends who we have met on the road and live the same lifestyle. Currently we are at a Campground with two other families that we have met before and there are two more families that will be joining us. The girls have met over 100 other kids on the road and keep in touch with them on a regular basis. When we travel, we are always arranging our plans so that we meet up with other families who travel like us. It's a great community and one that's extremely diverse with people from so many different backgrounds.
Traveling and experiencing all the new adventures and places to see is quite a great "hands on" learning experience. Love the look of your renovations. Great job!
Oh and another thing, thank you for the suggestion about the concrete counter.
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I didn't think and never would've thought of ever attempting it but you made it seem effortless. 😍😍😍
This is lovely ! Hoping to do the same soon .. very inspired!
wire or thin wall plywood boxes on slides would work well for a lot of your cabinets
I know this is an older video and you may have already found a solution to your pantry, but maybe you could do some sort of spice rack pullout system, since the storage is so deep. Pull it out and you can see all of your items lined up on the rack?
Im working on renovating my 23” travel trailer toy-hauler, you have inspired me!
Crt tvs have better color the only con is the size and weight!
And resolution.
What an amazing transformation, you guys did a great job!!
Fabulous job. So awesome. Love the shoe storage. So creative. It's all really great
I said to myself "I need to remember that." But an old trailer and renovating it
I have always wanted concrete countertops, had no idea we could use the existing countertops , very cool
The process is really easy and pretty cheap, but takes a while since all layers need to dry completely before the next one is applied.
Hi Rachel and Nick, you both have done a wonderful job with the `Treasure Ship`. But I have some questions where do you do your laundry and where do you dry them? And where do the kids get to school and aren`t you missing Italy? Greetings from The Netherlands, Virginie!
Thanks for the questions. We usually stay at campgrounds and most of them have laundry facilities with washers and driers. Some can be pretty expensive, but we get lucky from time to time.
We are homeschooling the girls which is quite common for families who are living and traveling like we are. Rachel does about 2 hours of schooling with the girls each day and our oldest daughter does additional work like reading, language and piano lessons on her own.
And to answer your final questions... yes, we miss Italy a lot. We're having a lot of fun on our adventure right now, but we are hoping to make it back to Italy some day.
Hi Rachel, thank you for your reply. have good travel in the U.S., but also keep on doing good videos or films from there. Greetings, Virginie!
What a beautiful renovation!! I love the light colors.
Thanks. We went through more than a half dozen shades of gray before settling on the right one. Funny how a simple color like gray can get so complicated.
Id say compared to most I view, on you-tube your space is large from the smallest "Elsa Rhae" 13# scamp to the largest "Drivin' and Vibin"' 16" to now 26". these two examples move around A lot! Your set up looks very comfortable.
Wish I could sew. I recently purchased 1906 Singer Treadle sewing machine. It works!
All Rachel know is the basic. She watched about a dozen YT videos just to make these coverings.
Nice renovation! You have made it nice and cozy:) Just found y’all’s channel and subscribed! We have a TT also and I have been wanting to redo the inside even though it’s only a year old 😊 Thanks for sharing your home. Judy❤️
Our pleasure. Renovating the trailer was one of the things we knew we had to do. It makes it so much brighter on the inside.
It looks beautiful y’all done a great job I plan on doing this as well in the future much cheaper then buying a new camper when u can do like y’all have and make it look just as nice 👍
That was our thought as well.
Great work on your remodel!
I want to paint the walls & cabinets in mine, what was the process you used to paint?
I have redecorated mobile homes with that kind of wood panels best to sand them then paint with Kilz to keep any oil or stain from bleeding through your paint easy as that. Only 2 coats and a bit of sanding. A belt sander with the grain gives a great look. Good luck.
Love, love, love what all you did! Love the white BUT super loved the subtle colors and the light grey walls you did, because every camper looks alike that's totally white and it's too sterile IMO. Where did you get the blonde wood trim and what is it called because of all the ppl who changed their trim yours is my favorite😍😍😍and I'd like to copy for our '98 class A. Thank you so much I will follow you to the moon, guys!❤️😘 may God bless your family greatly🙏🏼
The slide trim, dinette table and keyboard tray for the standing desk are all made from pine boards we purchased from the Home Depot. The pine boards we used were the cheapest they had, so all those wood pieces only cost us about $100.
The Gray Adventures thanks so much! Gonna watch for the third time now...😂😂😂
Make sure you want our renovation videos as well. Most of them work we did was covered in three or four different videos, but it'll give you a better idea of the work that we put into it and show you a bit of the process.
.......don't shoot!......but, ever considered putting together a 'nest' for you and your husband in the girl's room.......and dividing the master bdrm into two spaces for the girls.......vynal-clad privacy fence panels build a nice wall......meanwhile.......you and hubby have full/private access to bathroom/living/kitchen areas when girls shut in for the nite. ......keep a substantial 'shelf' where upper bunk is now for roomy decor-friendly storage bins.......okay......the girl's use a whole room for their 'play-space'.......while, you guys need only a mattress.......(excuse my 'french')
Love the Reno! Have you ever thought about getting a slide for your long/narrow pantry cabinets? I saw some videos of others doing that.
Chaney L I was going to suggest that too.
The way the cabinet is framed makes it really hard for that solution. We would love about 25% of the storage space in the cabinet since the front has a lip which goes all the way around. :(
Looks great! I’m impressed with the wall color, much better than straight white in my opinion. Well done!
We wanted a little bit of contrast so that the white cabinets would stand out. We probably went through 20-30 shades of gray before we made our final decision.
Now you need to get Solar and enough to run all your things. So you can go Boondock in Nature. Save alot of money. There is alot of people doing it. Get a Booster. So you can do your computer work. Will be watchinh to see how you are enjoying being free of the Rat race. So wish we could do it.
We have 600w of solar, a weBoost, WiFi range extender and more. Our max off-grid time has been 8 days, limited my our water tank.
Awsome I have the same camper but from the factory it has white cabinets I also installed doors to be accessed with out taking up the cushions looks great
Wow, you're the first Treasure Ship owner we've encountered. We did see a few pictures of the white model when researching, but never in person. How are you liking your trailer?
The Gray Adventures we love it we have 3 kids they are all teenagers we have had it for 10 years after watching your video we are going to do some of the stuff to our such as the table and the trim around the slide and the flooring Yours is amazing me and my wife are so excited to get ours started renovating it
Wait... what happened to the vintage 10 inch TV?
About those turquoise fabric bins you have in the cubbies above your master bed, I found a greant storage diy option on TH-cam that takes plastic dollar tree bins and makes them stackable by using a clear tray from their "fancy" party area that sits so perfectly in the bin that then creates a place to stack another bin right on top. And because it's clear you can barely notice it. But seeing your color theme I would probably paint them white so you see the contrast of the turquoise and white beautifully.
I love this video because you are utilizing very similar colors to what I'm looking to renovate my 2005 wildwood with, which is white and Tiffany blue with the Moroccan tile patterns like you have on your rug there.
You guys gave me some great ideas and I'm excited to make my trailer more into a home.
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Hi, love your redo. We are redoing our 11 year old pull-behind. Covered the old, ugly, dark floor with a grayish modern manufactured tile. Now, on to painting the walls. If hubby will do it, one day I want the two different colors for the cabinets. I love your color choices. Will use some of them in our reno. Thanks, Diane, ps. Will try the cement counter top also.
Looks GREAT!! Just a pantry thought, what about a slide out type pantry? Like you, I have watched many of renovations looking for inspiration and have seen some with really cool slide out pantries! Just would seem very easy to pull out the pantry to stock, as well as, being able to pull it out to see what is most often pushed back out-of-sight in shelf pantries! Love and hugs!
You guys did a great job? Very home like. I am considering downsizing myself because it’s just me. May I ask was it expensive? Initial cost of travel trailer plus renovations. Doing all the work yourself saved a lot I’m sure.
Very nice renovation . It looks very much like a place to call "HOME". Safe Travels....
Thank you. It's small, but it definitely feels like home.
I just found your channel and subscribed. I love this. My husband and I are hoping to do the same. Any tips or advice for trailer first timers? We will want to home school our littlest (6 years old) who will be coming with us (our older children are grown). Can I ask what homeschooling program you use? We are hoping to travel and make our way up to Alaska at some point. Can you give a rough estimate of the typical cost for a campground or if there are several BLM or state parks to camp at or rough estimate for the cost of gas during your travels? If there is anything that you wish that you did differently what would it be? Last question, what do you do for income?
Mine is about the same. It's only 20 feet so no bunks. I'm going to remodel mine and was thinking about taking the refrigerator out to put counter across from the stove to the bathroom. Get a apartment size refrigerator to replace it. I really don't know what I'm doing so any help or idea's would be great. Basically wondering if you think that is doable?
Thanks April
Quick solution to pantry. Completely replace with a pull out or just put your existing shelves on sliders. Gotta be some easier way for your husband to make that more accessible for his lil woman. Lol. Gotta keep the woman of the home happy or nobodies going to be happy. Hehe. I live your work and those counter tops. They are beautiful.
Love every thing that you did, maybe a pull out pantry you would get better use of your space in the back, you speak very well when explaining things.thank you. When doing your videos could you leave the repetitive loud music out.very distracting. Sorry.
It's nice but you have to be practical when it comes to kids. They aren't going to stay little forever. They're going to get bigger, go through puberty, and want their own space. Their own privacy. And beds that will fit them.
you guys probably get this a lot, but how much did the whole reno cost? I know you guys make a living expenses break down but I'd love to see a renovations expenses break-down!
Draws would be so much better than doors.All the RVs iv seen have so much stuff far more than i have in my unit.It must make towing heavy and increase petrol consumption.Far to much stuff.
for the pantry being deep, can't you make a roll/pull out shelving that can help you access things at the back? it would be a nice idea
We're though of that, but it wouldn't work with how the RV manufacturer designed our specific cabinet. We would lose way too much storage space.
Hi can you please tell me where did you buy the kitchen sink and fixture. I’m looking for that exact model as I have the same trailer as yours. Would appreciate it if you can thanks.
I have seen a trailer w/a bunk house that had two slide outs (each side) and scads of room in the middle. One bunk was up high and had a love seat under it. It also had a flat screen tv, I think that arrangement would work really well w/your girls. Esp. when you mentioned when it rained and they could have their own "space" on those days. Maybe in the future. Love what you have now though too.
We did look at some like that, but they were longer than our trailer and the price was significantly more as well. Our girls loved the space they had. We made it work.
In my opinion, most people ruin their RV when they start painting the inside as it's usually very sloppy and just doesn't look good. You guys make it look great! I see you painted the backside of the doors as well. Great job! Looks very nice.
Thanks. We spent quite a lot of time to make sure it turned out good.
Looks great! What was your before and after weight? I have a keystone 291tg and was thinking of renovating keeping in mind I wont more cargo capacity
I like your counter tops but you should, maybe, check out the websites under " how to make your counter tops look like marble " they look incredible !!!! ( if done right ).
Your camper is beautiful. I'm very envious. I may need your input on how to decorate our trailer. ;)
Let us know. Always glad to share ideas.
Could you cut out or somehow remove the narrow shelves in your pantry, and have a narrow shelf built on rollers? Then you could pull out the shelves to easily find the food. Each narrow shelf would need rails, so the bottles and boxes do not call off the sides.
Thank you guys for shared with us your beautiful project, I love the way you talk about it, simple and clear 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Why do people keep the couch & bench seating?
I think it looks better with a real table & chairs
What happens to all those who live in campers and TH-cam money dries up? Not being a Karen, just saying
Nice job! I'm 2 years in on my vintage Silver Streak Reno. It is a lot of work, time can be an issue.
Too bad the RV industry doesn't take note. They continue to design outdated interiors.
Again, your RV looks great! 👍
to make a pull out pantry without too much trouble, make drawers on metal casters that pull all the way out and then you can see and get to every thing. making drawers instead of tearing out the whole thing and starting over may be the easier way.
For your pantry why didn’t you make a pull out with adjustable shelving so you can see everything?
Storage solution for you pantry: install rolling drawers and attach the pantry door to the drawers. You will be able to pull the pantry out and access the full depth easily.
Total awesome renovation, turned out beautiful, but you guys are in the middle of anywere how do you do that?.
The renovation work was all done in VA before we hit the road. It would be much harder to do if we did it while traveling.
Looks great. Too much white for me. I like the blue on the lower kitchen cabinets and would like to see more of y
the cabinets painted that color.
You might want to put a long board that would slide out on wheels so you see what you store in the back. Kind of like what was done for the keyboard for the computer.
Looks great!!!! We just bought about another travel trailer & im excited to make it my own style of what we love. Was thinking of doing a video on it before I start:). Thanks for sharing. Yay for homeschooling📚. We homeschool 6 kiddos:)
Amazing transformation guys!! Love the modern look and your choice of colors!!! You said you sanded the cabinets did you use just sand paper or a buffer? And did you primer first or use paint with primer? I want to paint everything white and maybe stencil in some teal highlights. Great video guys!
We used regular sand paper and a small sander for the larger cabinets. We used two coats of primer before two layers of paint. We were going to do a paint and primer combo but chose not to after testing on a few cabinet doors.
@@TheGrayAdventures awesome thank you for your reply. I'm watching some of the older videos now and seen you were sanding everything! It looks great.
For your pantry area. Have you thought about. When you open it up. Having the pantry roll out. So you can see it and access it easier??
If you celebrate Christmas or Thanksgiving, it should be interesting to see how you deal with those dinners and decorating challenges. On the other hand... If you celebrate Hanukkah, Sukkot, Purim, etc.; I don't think you will have many challenges (because you're only storing candles, candlesticks and a Hanukkiyah. ;)
P.S.: I subscribed to the channel because I am eager to see the above-mentioned events and your solutions for them in your tiny space.
Thanks for subscribing. We actually have a small box of Christmas decorations in storage under the RV. We picked out a handful of tree decorations and a few other things to give the RV a holiday makeover when the time comes.
We are facing the wall paper Border in our camper and trying to remove it so we can paint, how did you get your wallpaper border off?
Pull-out rolling shelves would probably work for your narrow cabinet for better organization and to reach things easily.
Pantry issue... Use the door and build the shelving to roll out on slides. Put small sides to keep stuff from falling out.
Awesome reno! I’m completely in love with the countertops and the shoe storage. Thanks so much for taking me on a tour of your amazing home. 🌸
Ever thougth about installing pull out shelfs in that narrow cabinet?