g lights so I decided to just run those wires via the roof. We made the decision to go ahead and skin the inside while the wall were laying flat and to be honest it probably was a bit easier that way. We did a lot today and we are both feeling it. We called it a good and cleaned up the joint and took the evening off. Our plan now is monday morning while it's still nice and cool is to get these walls in a vertical position and mounted to the trailer. See ya then!Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Sunday!
I think we were able to get a bunch done today. We are able to get both wall framed. It's funny in a way, one side took us 3 hours or so and the second side was done in 20 minutes. Figures huh? After all the framing was done we inserted some pink foam board insulation in the voided areas. Then we moved on to the inside skin. Most of our electrical work will be in the galley area and we will only require a few wires to the front of the trailer for some reading lights so I decided to just run those wires via the roof. We made the decision to go ahead and skin the inside while the wall were laying flat and to be honest it probably was a bit easier that way. We did a lot today and we are both feeling it. We called it a good and cleaned up the joint and took the evening off. Our plan now is monday morning while it's still nice and cool is to get these walls in a vertical position and mounted to the trailer. See ya then!
g lights so I decided to just run those wires via the roof. We made the decision to go ahead and skin the inside while the wall were laying flat and to be honest it probably was a bit easier that way. We did a lot today and we are both feeling it. We called it a good and cleaned up the joint and took the evening off. Our plan now is monday morning while it's still nice and cool is to get these walls in a vertical position and mounted to the trailer. See ya then!
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