noraandgary
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- Jan 11, 2011
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Hi All ,
Has anyone converted the 60(front of trailer to back) x 80(side to side) full time front Queen bed into a U-shaped dinette (which converts into a bed at night)?
The storage area under the center of the bed looks like it would be a natural area for the table to sit and with the right cushions and some supports for the center area , it could be a U dinette or one XL twin across the back with 2 side seats or a Queen size again if needed , all without having to move or reroute any of the plumbing or water pump or water heater .
I have seen several folks asking how to ditch the front dinette and make a full time Queen , but not the other way around.
Would be nice to have more seating space for meals on rainy days .
We usually keep the small side dinette down all the time in the "bed" position and got an extra set of cushions to make it a couch for 3 , so that opens the place up and adds one extra seat , but more would be great
).
Thanks,
Nora and Gary
Cikira Classic Cruiser 189FBR (looks like Fun Finder with same numbers)
Has anyone converted the 60(front of trailer to back) x 80(side to side) full time front Queen bed into a U-shaped dinette (which converts into a bed at night)?
The storage area under the center of the bed looks like it would be a natural area for the table to sit and with the right cushions and some supports for the center area , it could be a U dinette or one XL twin across the back with 2 side seats or a Queen size again if needed , all without having to move or reroute any of the plumbing or water pump or water heater .
I have seen several folks asking how to ditch the front dinette and make a full time Queen , but not the other way around.
Would be nice to have more seating space for meals on rainy days .
We usually keep the small side dinette down all the time in the "bed" position and got an extra set of cushions to make it a couch for 3 , so that opens the place up and adds one extra seat , but more would be great
).Thanks,
Nora and Gary
Cikira Classic Cruiser 189FBR (looks like Fun Finder with same numbers)
