Slow and steady, the renovation for our 1989 Ford Coachmen Camper Van named Turtle is coming together. We completed building our kitchen framework and pantry that houses our fridge on sliding rails. For the kitchen counter we went with a butcher block that we sealed and cut. This is where we installed our Ruvati bar style sink, a water filter, soap dispenser and a water faucet that has a sprayer. This all really makes it feel like a real home. On the other end of the counter we have a RecPro 3 burner propane stove top. On the Pantry side we have many shelves and a drawer to store food for ourselves and our pets. There is also our 65 quart Whynter DC fridge. Having it slide out conserves space and also makes it very easy to access everything inside. We can't wait to start cooking some meals in here soon! Stay tuned for updates! Thanks for being a part of our journey :)
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21 мар 2024
