This is my power load center upgrade. Opens into the bathroom.I will be adding some extra outlets for 120-V and I have the circuits available in this
The stove trim and vent hood were originally chrome, but had rusted, so 4 coats of Krylon and they are now dark brown. Gotta get some heat paint to do
Had some nice finished interior plywood and made a new sink cover. The old one was in there, but was made from particle board and was coming all to pi
Back side of the upgraded power load center showing the additional bracing that will support the weight of the heavy transformers.
This is my power load center upgrade. Opens into the bathroom.I will be adding some extra outlets for 120-V and I have the circuits available in this
I "de-toiletified" the unit for this season. I will use this space for a closet until I can find a new blackwater tank.
Looking towards the rear. Don't look too close at the seat cushions,they are kinda raggedy !
Looking in through the entrance door, which ,by the way, I completely disassembled, re-framed, and insulated with styrofoam sheathing. When I put it b
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This is my power load center upgrade. Opens into the bathroom.I will be adding some extra outlets for 120-V and I have the circuits available in this

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