Great job. I wonder if the manufacturers pay attention. Sometimes at RV shows I am amazed at the lack of functionality and common sense of the designs. Most of them should be watching your channel.
I think they should watch my channel too :) It's been a while since we've visited an RV show. When we go, we're usually just looking for DIY project ideas. Most of the time, I come away with very few.
It would do no good. The RV industry is stuck in the malaise of mediocrity. Nothing has changed in forever. Its better to find the shell you like and do what Brian has done. Its a lot of work but really...even an airstream is crap inside compared to what you can do yourself. Whoops...did I say that last bit out louid? My bad...
@@geraldhenrickson7472 It's for exactly the reasons you stated that I chose an older model RV with low mileage. Every component in it still works great (although we did replace the house battery) the structure is sturdy, and the cabinetry is solid wood. It doesn't look cheap and flashy like so many of the newer models do.
Sandra Westley from the UK normally our vans are updated every 2 years or so with light furniture and better colour soft furnishings, as there’s a fair bit of competition within the manufactures, but we have much more insulation and aluminium roofs sandwiched with insulation, I am amazed at these rubber roofs that they do, with only a life of about 12 years, we have never had anything like that, it’s always been for 45 years proper aluminium roofs. When I was a child using my uncles van so that’s nearly 70 years ago we still had aluminium roofs.
I can't wait to get rid of the carpet in my Class C! There's no way to keep it clean, especially since it's impractical to take your shoes off every time you enter the RV. I love the removable cup holders. They can get dirty! Your little removable table is brilliant!
As a fellow 32 ft. Class C owner, your videos have been an inspiration to me. Your completed RV improvements are my planned improvements! Some are finished, some are still on the spreadsheet to be done. The lighting change to the round LED type really updates the look of the cabin. Our layout was a bit different. We removed the double bunks and replaced the bottom bunk with a full desk area. Another improvement that I did was add a hinged lid to one of the large drawers in the bedroom in front of the bed as well as changed the drawer slides to 100 lb units. That drawer is now dual purpose. It's a dirty laundry drawer and since the bed is too high it's a seat to sit on to change clothes. Solar addition is next. Keep up the great videos.
great stuff ! i dont really like the wood cabinet colors, i would instead paint them white with a glossy finish, but the most important is that you like it. Those little things like the wall mounted tissue paper holder are really game changing. I really like these detailed videos, youtubers these days tend to skip skip skip most of their raw footage, compress everything to 5 minutes, not even leaving a pause between sentences and they add silly techno music to keep people hypnotized with ton of sponsor ads, but here the simplicity of the presentation is just so relaxing and pleasing to watch. 5 stars !!!
Thanks so much for the great feedback. I really appreciate it. It can be difficult to decide what to show and what not to show. There was a ton to cover in this video which could have easily been multiple videos. I'm glad the length didn't scare you away. Yes. We love the paper towel holder too :)
Nice work on your upgrades and mod’s. I’ve been inspired by your use of magnets and when we had our 30’ Airstream and in our new house, I’ve used magnets for so many items. They are easily hidden, work without batteries and are simple to use. Thanks for your ideas and the time it takes to do these video’s.
It was great to see the full tour and be reminded of all the clever improvements you’ve made. Your place is beautiful and unique and your videos are inspiring. Thanks.
Love the simplicity of your upgrades Brian. Hands down your Tele Vader cabinet is your best mod. That’s one area the RV industry has really dropped the ball on. For the life of me I just don’t understand how anybody could put up looking diagonally at a TV 📺
I love that recliner cupholder table idea! That is excellent. I would spray paint it black and keep it there at all times... it looks great! The charging station idea is good too. RV manufactures should learn from you!
Your efforts to make the coach more perfect for you 👌🏾,are truly inspiring 🙏🏿. I told my wife that my research was to "buy our last coach FIRST "and you have proven me right ✅. Your membership in the SOOPER GENIUS club is etched in stone. Safe travels 🙏🏿
That's very kind of you to say. I'm so glad you've been inspired by our projects. We feel the same way. We buy things that will last and keep them for ever :) Even if I'd buy another rig, I'd probably still keep this one.
Love your tv lift cabinet. I am buying a 32 foot Thor coach and I am actually thinking of getting rid of the theater seats in there and building a computer desk/workstation but I absolutely love your mod and it has me rethinking my plan 😂
Thanks so much for the feedback. Nope, not a retired teacher (software engineer actually) :) but I love helping and sharing plus have always learned a lot from teaching.
Tito you and I are so alike it's scary. I almost bought a 2006 Winnebago like yours with 17,000 miles for 22,000 witch was a steal but I had an upcoming and now done shoulder replacement so I hope by spring I find another at that price point. I'm also monitoring the gas situation with our marvelous new President if you get my drift. I think if prices go to high a lot of people will be getting out of there's for a lot less money anyway I like your post and innovations.
Great job on the upgrades, I too have have done several upgrades over the years, and because it changes just a little bit all the time, it is surprising the difference when looking at old pictures of our rig just at how much has changed. One thing I would like to mention, about the RecPro recliners, I too have them, but they always bothered my lower back. I ended up removing the bottom wooden support bar inside of the backrest. Waaaaay more comfortable, and does not cause any support problems to the back rests. I have been using it that way for over a year now.
I really enjoy all of your videos, they are so informative. I have a 2008 Thor Chateau Sport 29R that I have been renovating and all was going fairly well until it came time to work on the Overhead Bunk Area. I bought it used and looked it over very carefully before the purchase, although my experience was limited to a small, brand new travel trailer. I keep a cover over it when it is not being used. From the time of the purchase until I got to the overhead bunk, mold had seeped through the underlayment below the cushions, which was a total surprise. I have no idea if the previous owner covered the damage or the dealership did. It's neither here nor there, at this point. After reinforcing the seams in the roof area, I have been tearing out the floor of the bunk area, ceiling and passenger side wall, where all of the damage is. The wood was crumbling so badly that I did not even realize I was pulling on very thin sheet metal. My question is, does new sheet metal need to be replaced on the ceiling before I put in new plywood? There are about 3 thin strips (5 inches) and don't seem to be attached to anything. Only half the ceiling is bad, the remainder seems to be in good shape. Should I replace the entire ceiling? I'm pretty handy, have all of the tools and I know I can do this.. I can't afford to have the dealership do it. I just can't find any videos that are providing the information that I am looking for. I want to see the demolition, not just the rebuild. Any ideas would be more than appreciated!! Thank you!!
Really been enjoying your videos! Such cool and useful upgrades. We just bought a 33' 2004 Rvision in bad need of many of the projects you've done. Great work and thanks for the inspiration!! Really looking forward to doing many of these myself.
Great video, thanks for taking your time talking about each job you did , hey I look for those folding chairs you showed can’t find it plus the folding curtains or was that made by you that was neat ,
Thank you for this wonderful recap!! Where did you get the cutting board for the stove top? Are those clips on the bottom meant for clicking into the bars or are they something you found that happen to be perfect? I love all of the work you've put into your RV and videos..... I can't wait to do some similar mods to ours once our kids are grown and gone :-)
We've actually had that cutting board forever. I believe I ordered it from my local RV parts store. Yes it came with those rubber feet that you position to fit your range top. You might find something similar like this on Amazon: amzn.to/2PIOSew
I wish I was TITOFIED! You are AMAZING! I was just thinking 🤔... Do you even realize how talented you are? What an amazing talent, to be able to envision something then create it! I know I’ve mentioned this to you already but (ITH) Incredible Tiny Homes would give anything to have you. This is my personal question to you, would you ever consider building a tiny home? I’m really interested in one and I have watched all your project videos and your work is so neat and well thought out and your intelligence is amazing, I wouldn’t even hesitate to hire you to build my little dream tiny home approximately 8x16 or so. Thanks Tito
We have a 32 ft class almost the exact layout as yours. Side isle with 3 long windows love it.. You have given us many great ideas for our remodel. Thank you! Would you consider selling plans for your desk/telivator cabinet lol we removed our table from the slide and are putting our couch there. We want to build a lift cabinet We just bought the lift. I like your bedside shades too! We are thinking about maybe putting a fireplace heater in the cabinet.
Hi Brian.....loved the projects you did. Can you do a video on your tow hitch? How you decided on that particular one, what modifications you had to make for it to both the car and the RV. Originally thinking not to tow, but rethinking over getting stranded one day cause RV won’t start and can’t get cell reception. Thanks.
The stove hood usually has a fire prevention function, too. Did you treat the bottom of the cabinet above the stove with a fire retardant in case of a flare-up?
Didn't think of that. Thanks. I appreciate the heads up. Maybe I'll add something there later. We don't use the stove much and often use an induction burner anyway that we setup on the counter. So it's usually not an issue.
@@RVwithTito I had a vent fan for the crank up white cap vent and the 12 volt fan made too much noise to be pleasurable. I replaced it with the little USB fan which is much quieter than the one that came with the vent when I installed it into the roof of a used GMC U-Haul box truck.
What is the year, make and model of your coach, please? I'm looking to buy a used coach and this size and layout looks ideal for me. I've looked at lots of your vids and you are a true inspiration and a great resource for all of us, Brian. Thank you!
Wonderful video and some great ideas for improvements. Thank you. How did you handle the wood flooring with the slide situation? We would love to get rid of our carpeting in the bedroom.
Thanks! I was able to reach under the slide and yank out most of the carpet with long pliers. If your slide is flush to the floor then different story.
Hi there, I looked on Amazon for the lifting device and couldn't find it after using a few searches! Will you please let me know exactly what you used and how big your TV is? I have an almost new 55" Sony OLED tv that i hate parting with when i move into my RV and have thought of mounting it but love your set-up much better. I hope to be a full time traveling RVer in the near future and thank you very much for all the information.
The TV is 32" which was the max for the lift and cabinet dimension. You're correct, the lift I used (amzn.to/3W8G3r5) is no longer available. If you find another one that works, please share. Happy hunting.
Might I suggest oval or rectangular bins for your soap/bottle dispensers on the countertop. Use the command picture hangers on the bottom to keep them in place. Use enough for the weight. They lay flat and are less wobbly than hook and loop fasteners. Less stuff to move on moving day. I love them.
Hi Brian - Excellent job on all your upgrades! We’re going to order RecPro recliners soon. I’ve searched & cannot find how you secured them to the floor. Can you send me the link/info? Also love the cup holder table idea!
Hi Sharon. I used a couple of conduit clamps that went over the rear rail underneath the screwed it to the floor. I found that anchoring the back was all that was needed so it didn't rock forward when reclined. Hope that helps.
@@RVwithTito. Greg installed Recpro recliners in my 2011 Freelander 32 by right after your first video on them. They were great until just last year. Now they are pealing like a snake. Out of warranty and out of luck per recpro. “Buy new ones or reupholster”. I’m trying the Amazon peal and stick but wife is not happy and wants cloth. I haven’t checked cost of local upholstery in cloth yet but likely is the happy wife solution
Update. Peal and stick works kinda ok on flat surfaces but the pleats look like heck. Slip covers will likely look cheesy so upholstery looks like the next route.
That little table for the couch is brilliant.
Haha. Thanks. It's so simple and useful isn't it?
Great job. I wonder if the manufacturers pay attention. Sometimes at RV shows I am amazed at the lack of functionality and common sense of the designs. Most of them should be watching your channel.
I think they should watch my channel too :) It's been a while since we've visited an RV show. When we go, we're usually just looking for DIY project ideas. Most of the time, I come away with very few.
It would do no good. The RV industry is stuck in the malaise of mediocrity. Nothing has changed in forever. Its better to find the shell you like and do what Brian has done. Its a lot of work but really...even an airstream is crap inside compared to what you can do yourself. Whoops...did I say that last bit out louid? My bad...
@@geraldhenrickson7472 It's for exactly the reasons you stated that I chose an older model RV with low mileage. Every component in it still works great (although we did replace the house battery) the structure is sturdy, and the cabinetry is solid wood. It doesn't look cheap and flashy like so many of the newer models do.
Sandra Westley from the UK normally our vans are updated every 2 years or so with light furniture and better colour soft furnishings, as there’s a fair bit of competition within the manufactures, but we have much more insulation and aluminium roofs sandwiched with insulation, I am amazed at these rubber roofs that they do, with only a life of about 12 years, we have never had anything like that, it’s always been for 45 years proper aluminium roofs. When I was a child using my uncles van so that’s nearly 70 years ago we still had aluminium roofs.
ONCE AGAIN, you have helped me immeasurably! I almost forgot to account for a paper towel holder in my kitchen!!
A tiny but effective upgrade :)
I can't wait to get rid of the carpet in my Class C! There's no way to keep it clean, especially since it's impractical to take your shoes off every time you enter the RV.
I love the removable cup holders. They can get dirty! Your little removable table is brilliant!
It was many years coming, but we're so happy not to have carpet anymore. Glad you liked the little table :) I'm using it right now as a mousepad.
Thanks for a calm voice my brother.
Thank you for the lift.
Any time
As a fellow 32 ft. Class C owner, your videos have been an inspiration to me. Your completed RV improvements are my planned improvements! Some are finished, some are still on the spreadsheet to be done. The lighting change to the round LED type really updates the look of the cabin. Our layout was a bit different. We removed the double bunks and replaced the bottom bunk with a full desk area. Another improvement that I did was add a hinged lid to one of the large drawers in the bedroom in front of the bed as well as changed the drawer slides to 100 lb units. That drawer is now dual purpose. It's a dirty laundry drawer and since the bed is too high it's a seat to sit on to change clothes. Solar addition is next. Keep up the great videos.
We should start a club for large C owners :) By the way, that lid on the drawing idea is genius. Love it!
You mentioned you have exterior security cameras. Could you do a couple of videos on that please?
You finish work is awesome. You didn’t include your control panel above the door. That was so simple and neat it’s easy to forget.
Yeah. I realize after that I missed that one. Looks like it's always been there :)
Such inspiration and well done to you! Greetings from an Englishman 🇬🇧 in Arabia! ☺
Hello there. Thanks for watching!
great stuff ! i dont really like the wood cabinet colors, i would instead paint them white with a glossy finish, but the most important is that you like it.
Those little things like the wall mounted tissue paper holder are really game changing.
I really like these detailed videos, youtubers these days tend to skip skip skip most of their raw footage, compress everything to 5 minutes, not even leaving a pause between sentences and they add silly techno music to keep people hypnotized with ton of sponsor ads, but here the simplicity of the presentation is just so relaxing and pleasing to watch. 5 stars !!!
Thanks so much for the great feedback. I really appreciate it. It can be difficult to decide what to show and what not to show. There was a ton to cover in this video which could have easily been multiple videos. I'm glad the length didn't scare you away. Yes. We love the paper towel holder too :)
Nice work on your upgrades and mod’s. I’ve been inspired by your use of magnets and when we had our 30’ Airstream and in our new house, I’ve used magnets for so many items. They are easily hidden, work without batteries and are simple to use. Thanks for your ideas and the time it takes to do these video’s.
Thanks Lance. Yes. Magnets are a bit of an obsession with me. I just picked up a pack the other day and don't even have a use for them yet :)
It was great to see the full tour and be reminded of all the clever improvements you’ve made. Your place is beautiful and unique and your videos are inspiring. Thanks.
Thanks a bunch. We're really enjoying it. It's pretty comfy for two.
Love the simplicity of your upgrades Brian.
Hands down your Tele Vader cabinet is your best mod.
That’s one area the RV industry has really dropped the ball on.
For the life of me I just don’t understand how anybody could put up looking diagonally at a TV 📺
The TV and recliners are by far the coolest things you've done. I have a new class c on order and you have given me lots of great ideas. Safe travels.
Awesome! Thank you!
The shirt is subtle. I need to get my motorhome more "Titofied" for sure. Thanks for all the tips and projects that you've done.
:) Awesome! Thank you!
I love that recliner cupholder table idea! That is excellent. I would spray paint it black and keep it there at all times... it looks great! The charging station idea is good too. RV manufactures should learn from you!
Thanks! We don't keep it there all the time. For one...my wife removes it when doing Yoga or a workout inside.
Your one of the folks that help me beleive i didnt miss the rapture.
Thanks for the lift my brother.
Nope. Still here :) You're very welcome.
@@RVwithTito lol lol. Tears of joy. Thanks Tito. Ill be watching. Whew. Lol. That was close. Lol
Maybe ill c ya out there someday.
Your efforts to make the coach more perfect for you 👌🏾,are truly inspiring 🙏🏿.
I told my wife that my research was to "buy our last coach FIRST "and you have proven me right ✅. Your membership in the SOOPER GENIUS club is etched in stone. Safe travels 🙏🏿
That's very kind of you to say. I'm so glad you've been inspired by our projects. We feel the same way. We buy things that will last and keep them for ever :) Even if I'd buy another rig, I'd probably still keep this one.
So your white then orrrr? 🤣🤣🤣👌🏻
@@Nelson4207 Why does it matter 😕. 💪🏾
Another great video. I have always admired your ability to create and improvise.
Thanks! You never know. Often the solution is easier than you think. For months I was thinking up much more elaborate solutions for that little table.
Love all your Upgrades, Nice professional job, better than factory. You have a wonderful gem of an RV.
Thank you very much! We've always believed it's better to improve what you've got instead of just buying a newer thing.
GREAT update of all the big and small changes you've made - thanks!!
Glad you liked it Phil. Thanks so much for your ongoing support. It's very much appreciated :)
Love your tv lift cabinet. I am buying a 32 foot Thor coach and I am actually thinking of getting rid of the theater seats in there and building a computer desk/workstation but I absolutely love your mod and it has me rethinking my plan 😂
Love your channel and all the great inspirational work you’re doing!
Thank you Tito!
Glad you're enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching!
I know you’ve done a lot of great mods batteries solar and such you always come up with great innovations To make it work great cheers.
Thanks Corey. The ol class C has come a long way that's for sure. It's been amazing how comfortable we can be off-grid.
Thanks for sharing. I love that extended theater seating table idea.
Simple and effective eh?
Great to see you again, it seems like a very long while since you posted a video. I am glad to know that you are ok and still on your journey.
All these mods and upgrades are beautiful and genius!! There is one I can do right away, thanks to you, and that's the 'stand-up' work space
Great! I use it all the time. Good luck!
Nice fix from what was to what is now more enjoyable.
Thanks! It's been a great rebirth of our old rig.
Wow you have some great videos .You have a gift in Communications
👉🏻 are you a retired teacher?
Thanks for the walk thru 👍🏻
Thanks so much for the feedback. Nope, not a retired teacher (software engineer actually) :) but I love helping and sharing plus have always learned a lot from teaching.
Tito you and I are so alike it's scary. I almost bought a 2006 Winnebago like yours with 17,000 miles for 22,000 witch was a steal but I had an upcoming and now done shoulder replacement so I hope by spring I find another at that price point. I'm also monitoring the gas situation with our marvelous new President if you get my drift. I think if prices go to high a lot of people will be getting out of there's for a lot less money anyway I like your post and innovations.
It's very possible that you'll find one on the market. Hope the shoulder is coming back strong.
Great job love everything you do thx
Glad you like the mods. Thx.
As always, great work! Good to see an update on how everything is working out. Those roller shades would be perfect for a projector! 😁
Thanks! You know, I never considered that. I've seen others lay their awning on the side of the RV (usually light solid color) as a movie screen.
@@RVwithTito oh that's a good idea for movie night outdoors. 😁
Very nice RV .. Tons of great Features added! Love it👍
Thanks for watching!
Great job on the upgrades, I too have have done several upgrades over the years, and because it changes just a little bit all the time, it is surprising the difference when looking at old pictures of our rig just at how much has changed. One thing I would like to mention, about the RecPro recliners, I too have them, but they always bothered my lower back. I ended up removing the bottom wooden support bar inside of the backrest. Waaaaay more comfortable, and does not cause any support problems to the back rests. I have been using it that way for over a year now.
Thanks Jim for the tip on the back rest. I'll tuck that away in case anyone else has that issue.
Love all the updates/ upgrades
Great work, thoughtful and good quality.
Thanks. I appreciate that.
What a brilliant idea for the cup and tiny table. 👏👏👏
You really did a great remodel. 👌👍
Thanks! The tiny table has been great. We no longer fight over the better spot :)
Great upgrades! Very creative and practical!
Glad you like them!
LUV ur upgrades! Very nice!
Thanks!
I really enjoy all of your videos, they are so informative. I have a 2008 Thor Chateau Sport 29R that I have been renovating and all was going fairly well until it came time to work on the Overhead Bunk Area. I bought it used and looked it over very carefully before the purchase, although my experience was limited to a small, brand new travel trailer. I keep a cover over it when it is not being used. From the time of the purchase until I got to the overhead bunk, mold had seeped through the underlayment below the cushions, which was a total surprise. I have no idea if the previous owner covered the damage or the dealership did. It's neither here nor there, at this point. After reinforcing the seams in the roof area, I have been tearing out the floor of the bunk area, ceiling and passenger side wall, where all of the damage is. The wood was crumbling so badly that I did not even realize I was pulling on very thin sheet metal. My question is, does new sheet metal need to be replaced on the ceiling before I put in new plywood? There are about 3 thin strips (5 inches) and don't seem to be attached to anything. Only half the ceiling is bad, the remainder seems to be in good shape. Should I replace the entire ceiling? I'm pretty handy, have all of the tools and I know I can do this.. I can't afford to have the dealership do it. I just can't find any videos that are providing the information that I am looking for. I want to see the demolition, not just the rebuild. Any ideas would be more than appreciated!! Thank you!!
You do great work you should open a shop.
I recommend Loctite for those screws you mention come loose, different colors for different strength but blue is probably right.
Thanks!
I would like an update, after a bit more time has passed, on the composting toilet: easy adjustment to using it? Where do you dump the leftovers? Etc
Stick to black tank if you already have one. More pain than it's worth carrying your waste through the rv. Is our opinion on um.
Just discovered your channel. Very interesting, I always love an engineering mind-set like yours, and you produce very high quality videos.
Welcome aboard and thanks for the feedback!
Nice recap. Next project: replace the weak horn in your intro 😀. Travel safe.
Really well done! Enjoyed the entire video.
Glad you enjoyed the mods!
I've saved this video for future reference, it is full of great ideas
Great! There's a lot packed into this one. Cheers.
Thanks for sharing! Your projects give me some great ideas for my toy hauler. Thanks again for taking the time to make quality videos.
Glad you like them! Makes me happy that you got some good ideas from it.
Really been enjoying your videos! Such cool and useful upgrades. We just bought a 33' 2004 Rvision in bad need of many of the projects you've done. Great work and thanks for the inspiration!! Really looking forward to doing many of these myself.
Thanks for the feedback and best of luck with your projects!
💜been watching for quite some time and saw most of these projects. So much of what you have done remain on my to do list.
I always love your ideas for upgrades. Wish I was as handy as you. Thank you for sharing with everyone.
I have followed your channel for a pretty good while and I too think the tv and recliners are my favorite
Awesome! Thank you! We really dig it too.
Brilliant as usual
Thanks!
You always do good stuff. I have sent people to your channel some who don't actually live far from you!
Thanks for that!
Good job! Place looks great! Thanks Larry Miller San Diego Ca. Retired
Thanks! 👍😎
Thanks.
You're very welcome!
Great video, thanks for taking your time talking about each job you did , hey I look for those folding chairs you showed can’t find it plus the folding curtains or was that made by you that was neat ,
Absolutely terrific mods!! Very inspiring 👏👏
Glad you think so! Thanks.
Great work and great ideas
Thanks Mike. Glad you liked them. Hope it got your wheels spinning.
Wow such a clever man. Great job!
Fantastic update! Nice upgrades.
Thanks!
Thank you for this wonderful recap!! Where did you get the cutting board for the stove top? Are those clips on the bottom meant for clicking into the bars or are they something you found that happen to be perfect?
I love all of the work you've put into your RV and videos..... I can't wait to do some similar mods to ours once our kids are grown and gone :-)
We've actually had that cutting board forever. I believe I ordered it from my local RV parts store. Yes it came with those rubber feet that you position to fit your range top. You might find something similar like this on Amazon: amzn.to/2PIOSew
Excellent. Great planning and work. Happy travels.
Thanks, you too!
As always great video are you going to do part 2 walk around outside mods that you have done.
Yes. I plan to do one on upgrades for off-grid living. Maybe you're right, an outside walk-through might be better.
Great projects!
Thanks! So glad you liked the recap.
I wish I was TITOFIED! You are AMAZING! I was just thinking 🤔... Do you even realize how talented you are? What an amazing talent, to be able to envision something then create it! I know I’ve mentioned this to you already but (ITH) Incredible Tiny Homes would give anything to have you. This is my personal question to you, would you ever consider building a tiny home? I’m really interested in one and I have watched all your project videos and your work is so neat and well thought out and your intelligence is amazing, I wouldn’t even hesitate to hire you to build my little dream tiny home approximately 8x16 or so. Thanks Tito
Wow. You're very welcome. Tiny homes are pretty cool too. It would be a fun project.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing!
We have a 32 ft class almost the exact layout as yours. Side isle with 3 long windows love it.. You have given us many great ideas for our remodel. Thank you! Would you consider selling plans for your desk/telivator cabinet lol we removed our table from the slide and are putting our couch there. We want to build a lift cabinet We just bought the lift. I like your bedside shades too! We are thinking about maybe putting a fireplace heater in the cabinet.
I've thought of it, but haven't had the opportunity to put something together.
Great work!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the run through.
Hi Brian.....loved the projects you did. Can you do a video on your tow hitch? How you decided on that particular one, what modifications you had to make for it to both the car and the RV. Originally thinking not to tow, but rethinking over getting stranded one day cause RV won’t start and can’t get cell reception. Thanks.
Wow this is the same one I just tried to buy in the last two weeks. :) I guess the people bought it that had the sale pending.
Great job!!
Thank you!
Great video ! You are the man!
The stove hood usually has a fire prevention function, too. Did you treat the bottom of the cabinet above the stove with a fire retardant in case of a flare-up?
Didn't think of that. Thanks. I appreciate the heads up. Maybe I'll add something there later. We don't use the stove much and often use an induction burner anyway that we setup on the counter. So it's usually not an issue.
as always, great job Brian
At the 99 cent only has USB port fan tor $3.99 that will help keep you cool or want to stir warm air.
Thanks. Good to know. I have several fans too. The little USB one I have is great.
@@RVwithTito I had a vent fan for the crank up white cap vent and the 12 volt fan made too much noise to be pleasurable. I replaced it with the little USB fan which is much quieter than the one that came with the vent when I installed it into the roof of a used GMC U-Haul box truck.
Nice work!
What is the year, make and model of your coach, please? I'm looking to buy a used coach and this size and layout looks ideal for me. I've looked at lots of your vids and you are a true inspiration and a great resource for all of us, Brian. Thank you!
Awesome work nice
Thank you! Cheers!
great tour! hey those blinds in the kitchen... I thought RVs had those due to shades being a fire hazard...?
Hmmm. Didn't think of that. Makes a lot of sense. 👍
Wonderful video and some great ideas for improvements. Thank you. How did you handle the wood flooring with the slide situation? We would love to get rid of our carpeting in the bedroom.
Thanks! I was able to reach under the slide and yank out most of the carpet with long pliers. If your slide is flush to the floor then different story.
You should be an RV interior designer
Eek! Probably not :) Maybe just on my interiors.
Hahah..I see what you did at 9:27 🤣
Hi there, I looked on Amazon for the lifting device and couldn't find it after using a few searches! Will you please let me know exactly what you used and how big your TV is? I have an almost new 55" Sony OLED tv that i hate parting with when i move into my RV and have thought of mounting it but love your set-up much better. I hope to be a full time traveling RVer in the near future and thank you very much for all the information.
The TV is 32" which was the max for the lift and cabinet dimension. You're correct, the lift I used (amzn.to/3W8G3r5) is no longer available. If you find another one that works, please share. Happy hunting.
Great work.
How you managed to fit in large recliner through a small door of the RV ?
They come in two pieces so they fit nicely.
Might I suggest oval or rectangular bins for your soap/bottle dispensers on the countertop. Use the command picture hangers on the bottom to keep them in place. Use enough for the weight. They lay flat and are less wobbly than hook and loop fasteners. Less stuff to move on moving day. I love them.
Thank you love your chanel DIY love love
You are so welcome!
Im listening now.
Awesome job ..I'm gonna copy you thanks 😅 could you please tell me where you got the folding chairs ?
Thanks. I think I got them at Bed Bath and Beyond. They must have been in the Beyond section :)
👍👍✌️nice and easy thanks.
Hi Brian - Excellent job on all your upgrades! We’re going to order RecPro recliners soon. I’ve searched & cannot find how you secured them to the floor. Can you send me the link/info? Also love the cup holder table idea!
Hi Sharon. I used a couple of conduit clamps that went over the rear rail underneath the screwed it to the floor. I found that anchoring the back was all that was needed so it didn't rock forward when reclined. Hope that helps.
Thank you for the quick response & advice!
Love your channel. Keep those videos coming.
@@sharonpowell6559 You're welcome!
@@RVwithTito. Greg installed Recpro recliners in my 2011 Freelander 32 by right after your first video on them. They were great until just last year. Now they are pealing like a snake. Out of warranty and out of luck per recpro. “Buy new ones or reupholster”. I’m trying the Amazon peal and stick but wife is not happy and wants cloth. I haven’t checked cost of local upholstery in cloth yet but likely is the happy wife solution
Update. Peal and stick works kinda ok on flat surfaces but the pleats look like heck. Slip covers will likely look cheesy so upholstery looks like the next route.
Great video, can I ask where you found that paper towel holder?
Can't remember if it was Walmart or Target.
@@RVwithTito Thanks, the quality looked a little too good for Walmart, I'll check Target first. Have a good evening.
My husband asks: How did you get the recliner into the RV? Our doors of C class 29-foot wouldn't have room he's sure. Thanks in advance!
Each recliner comes in 2 pieces to fit in the door. They snap together once inside the RV.
@@RVwithTito Thank you! My husband has found them online and is hot on the trail! lol
Those folding chairs are really nice, where did you get them?
Yes ... I’d like to know that too!
I got them at Bed, Bath and Beyond and roughly $40 each.
Hi Tito, love your channel. What brand is the recliner unit that you installed in this video?
Great Video, @ 26:10 where are the insulated shades from? I can use them for couple of small windows
I made those. Here's how th-cam.com/video/0lOLT8_sSsc/w-d-xo.html
@@RVwithTito Just watched the video, it's great specially for summer coming up. Maybe you should sell them on ETSY :)
FAN*TaSTiC!
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Do you have a video on how you did floors in bedroom with the slide?
No sorry. But the slide in the bathroom doesn't affect the floor. The bed moves in and out, but the base stays fixed.
@@RVwithTito Did you just cut the carpet around the bed away
@@LK-gf3bs Oh yes. Thats what I did. There is still carpet under the bed where all the electrical stuff is.
🥰👍 ciao da Italia!
Ciao!!
Do you have a video that has the over cab window covering project?
Sorry. Not. It's just something I did a while back.