Shelves vs Cabinets

[Free Bird]

Originally Posted by BeNimble

Am I getting this all wrong? Is hiding your stuff behind a door real important?

If you are planning to drive your bus down the highway it's real important to be sure everything is secure, how you secure it should be a matter of function rather than form.
In an accident every loose piece of gear becomes a missile.

For folks who like the tiny home look with lamps on dressers and beans in a jar on the shelf behind your head there is another way. Build a bomb proof cage behind the passenger seats, put a door on it that will not fail and you're good to go.

[Dizzyman]

Is the zip divider behind the front seats custom built?

[Dizzyman]

Originally Posted by ol trunt

I don't see it as one verses the other but more an expression of form and function. Blutos beautiful cupboard doors are a great accent to his decor. Drew Bru's shelving makes a perfect spot to show off his Limoge and Waterford and Turf's bookmobile shelves speak to both finish quality and function.

I chose to go with both cupboards and a modified shelf for clothing. I used push to open and push to close latches on the cupboard doors under the counter, scroll doors for over the sink to keep me from constantly hitting my head and a flexible floored woven net covered shelf over the bed for clothing. The entire shelf/cupboard squishes up if accidently stood up under and the netting allows for air circulation while keeping a view of wifey's undies and my tighty whities from being the first thing you see when you step into my bus.
Jack

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Very nice job! Is the zippered divider between the drivers area and the kitchen custom made?

[Dizzyman]

Sorry! Note to self - read all of post before asking questions!