Storage Pockets - These have velcro at the edges and are secured with adhesive velcro.
Small 'eye hooks' and a short bungie to hold the pass through open while passing items through galley.
Pure Sine wave inverter to run CPAP....Yes I snore! :) Also has 2 USB ports
Added LED bulbs.
AUX solar panel port.
Our 'grey water tank'. This was a 20 year old water container which just happens to sit under the trailer nicely while the canning funnel catches any grey water.
Added a small shelf under sink. 2 liter bottles x 4 can be stored underneath for 8 liters of water for washing etc. The top holds our extra fuel canisters. Shelf isn't pretty but it was a tight fit without removing door. Also wanted easy access to mechanicals.
Cozy cushions, hand towel holder, extra shelf and Korean BBQ storage
A little clear coat on the shelf makes it 'pop'
Under trailer removable (for traveling) shoes or wet things storage. Aluminum channel attached underneath and tub lip slides out on them.
Hey John, This will come in very handy! Had a few nights with soaked shoes in the trailer or underneath. Did you screw the channels into place on the frame?
@David Berger I will try and grab a picture as I cannot recall. I believe a used a piece of 2x2 and attached it to the bottom floor and then the channel to that.
@John Virginillo Great. Thank you!
A Dollar store coat hook for our hoodies......
This IS our Happy Place......attached this with some 3M 'Dual Lock'
The best part of owning is naming it. My Susan has a real knack for decor.
Great ideas....where you have your storage net, I put up a folding shelf. Love the interior tricks!!!
I am looking at these aux solar inputs as well.... how are you finding them - OK? Amazon.ca?
Yes Amazon.ca Last one I bought was this "sinloon sae power plug" but SAE Power Plug in a search should find it. I also rigged up a switch inside tool box so I can switch from solar to trickle charge when the trailer is in the garage over winter. I added all the monitoring stuff in the circuits too. I can also turn off each outlet from in there to eliminate any leakage. (water pump, 12v outlets etc.)
Thank you! I'm in the process of building the box with electrics - Victron 15A charger, two master cut offs, aux 110v trickle charger, busses and fuse panel.... what fun! Now to install and complete the wiring! Wish me luck.
As Steve said, the best part of having one of his Teardrops is making it your own.
Hi John, like your improvements. Where you get the net from for the storage pockets? Thank you.
I got mine off of eBay although I also saw them on Amazon. Try a search for Net mesh pocket
Thank you for the quick answer.
Our trailer is supposed to be finished in December. Cannot wait to get it and make it "ours"! These are some cool ideas.
Any idea how long it takes when they start to build one?
@Marc Boisseau We ordered our on August 10th and was told that it would be done in December. My hopes were that Covid wouldn't be an issue and that I'd be able to drive up and pick it up, however, with the borders still closed I'll need to have it shipped to me in Minnesota. I'll be ready for spring, and that's what counts! Hope that helps!
Its the best part while waiting to actually get out and use it. Congratulations!!
Added a 110V receptacle to the inverter. During the summer I had an extension cord running over the top of the box. Started to get pinched and decided to make a permanent outlet. Item wasn't cheap but it will make life simpler
I like that!