Out With The Carpet
Any with and many without dogs I'm sure have pondered this.
Pergo a project just completed with an H345 Royal
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We pulled everything seats, throttle, brake
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The small rise between levels was also done in Pergo, marble.
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The transition to kitchen granite
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This is Lucia and Alek's bus. They are a couple of hours away so I spent a few overnights getting this done. They were VERY WONDERFUL hosts. Lucia produced endless food and Alek endless tools.
This is the third bus I have upgraded or repaired that the owners have had a hand in with me and although not nessessary I prefer doing things that way cause when it is done I know they are satisfied.
Alek is for sure a better finish carpenter than I and I picked up a lot. That last photo is some welting that Lucia sewed up to really give the job that quality finished look. The kitchen chairs were taken to the bed and replaced with the drivers and passengers seats. One of the couches was opened into a bed, stood on its side and slid into the hallway and that opened the cockpit and 2/3 the frontroom nothing was removed from the bus and we did not double move anything, it was a mess for a few days though.
The bedroom got the same floor.
Lew thanks for the tips. If thinking about doing this plan for much extra flooring for waste and about 3 times as long as you figure
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Gary & Lise Deinhard, 2003 Elegant Lady Liberty, Dbl slide
