Maximizing Your RV's Potential: Building an Amazing Deck 

Interesting...

@@homestead_diy Yes very interesting indeed. Yet very terrifying at the same time. It is hard to believe we narrowly escaped the "liquid covid fart of death".

@@seymourscagnetti1413 You sound like a virgin who makes jokes like that… No one’s laughing

Thanks. Wasn't that difficult. But it took a while to complete. We came out to the camper every other week or so for a couple of months. Just working most of Saturday and about half of Sunday each time.

Thanks for watching. I'm getting ready to build a "grilling/smoking deck" I'll try to shoot a lot of video footage with that build.

Glad you like it!

Thanks. It was a lot of work. But it was fun too...

We ended up selling our leased spot. We are looking for another. Let me look around and see if I have any pictures from that time. But basically, I made triangles out of 2x4 boards. Secured one side to the edge of the deck (2X12 I think) using carriage bolts. Then just screwed the decking boards down onto the top part of the triangle. If/when I wanted to move the camper, I could unscrew the decking boards and unbolt the triangles. Thanks for the response.

@@homestead_diy Fantastic. Thank you for the response.

We built this deck back in 2018 2019 timeframe. We reused the deck boards from another project. I’m thinking we spent about 800 to 1000 on everything else. But stuff was much cheaper back then. Best way is to just draw it out and calculate how many of each board you need. Then add it all up.

I would think it would depend on the location. Where our camper is located, we lease the lot. We have to get approval to build anything deck or anything like that.