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Bunk bed build
This coach previously had a hallway bath – we turned that in to two bunk beds. We also replaced two large salon recliners w/ this custom jack-knife sofa & built two end tables w/ granite tops to match the galley.
– Kyle
Tradewinds Coach
Kyle Bennett (Service)
Brian Miller (Sales) -
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That looks great. The quality of the worksmanship is clearly evident.
A lot of folks have posted about the need to add some bunks in their coach and that certainly is going to get folks aware of the fact that it not only can be done, but it can be done without sacrificing style.
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That is really beautiful !!!
Diane
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That is a beautiful transformation.
Now that the half bath is gone, you’ll have to open a slide to get to the ‘tinkletorium’ at a rest stop or use the rest stop facilities.
MM.
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My guess is the coach has a rear bath that was retained so sacrificing the hallway bath just made the coach a single bath coach instead of the “bath and a half”
Kyle?
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Jon you are correct – the coach had a sink/vanity & toilet in the hallway bath. Rear bath remained intact so all we needed to do was safe off & terminate electrical/plumbing to the hallway.
Makes it a little more difficult using the bathroom w/ the two rear slides in, but gives you lots of extra room sleeping room!
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This might give some ideas to folks who would like additional sleeping space because you are able to retain all the features while providing space for the whole family to sleep.
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I don’t know what my family would do without bunks and I am always surprised at how few of the coaches out there have bunks.
My guess is that add-on will increase the interest in your coach down the road when you decide to sell or trade.
Great looking job on that.
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