It's Friday! - 2017 and beyond!

[Marry]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

For sure, signing my wife up for lessons right away.

What not Calgary all has to offer

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

I was referring to the wall construction, not elsewhere.

Everything I have opened up , I do not have all that framing or verticals . Pulling a refrigerator is not a easy feat for anyone . It is heavy , requires removing exterior framing and not damaging . We only have a 4.3 . It took 2 of us . I also have my build pictures somewhere without the cabinets . Pat

[H46Driver]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Unless something has changed, and it could, I asked for ETI to put the outlets on the bottom of the loft cabinets instead of the face. That was a "No."

We got the same answer and ours is just finishing up - so, looks like nothing has changed.

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by H46Driver

We got the same answer and ours is just finishing up - so, looks like nothing has changed.

Same answer in 2013. Pat

[Kountrykamper]

Originally Posted by Patandlinda

Everything I have opened up , I do not have all that framing or verticals . Pulling a refrigerator is not a easy feat for anyone . It is heavy , requires removing exterior framing and not damaging . We only have a 4.3 . It took 2 of us . I also have my build pictures somewhere without the cabinets . Pat

Another reason to have some walls reinforced. I surely will want to hang something where there is no stud.

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by Kountrykamper

Another reason to have some walls reinforced. I surely will want to hang something where there is no stud.

Excellent point Tom . Pat

[freespirit]

thanks for all the answers...outlets on the face of the ceiling mounted cabinets then.

[SFDavis50]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

Pretty early stage of our trailer. Lotsa holes to the outside.

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Jim, if you're getting the bathroom sink (or not) I'm interested in whether there is a vent stack in the cabinet next to the bathroom. Will there be a vent stack with and/or without the bathroom sink? The furnace is in that area also so I'm interested in pictures which show the plumbing.

[gabeck]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

Pretty early stage of our trailer. Lotsa holes to the outside.

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Wow .....looks great ....the floor colour is nice ( that bit one can see ) .

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by SFDavis50

Jim, if you're getting the bathroom sink (or not) I'm interested in whether there is a vent stack in the cabinet next to the bathroom. Will there be a vent stack with and/or without the bathroom sink? The furnace is in that area also so I'm interested in pictures which show the plumbing.

I am not certain how they vent the bathroom. The floor drain had no vent, but I think there is one run up on the galley side, but not even certain of that.

[Donna D.]

I don't think the venting changed from the classic TA to the second gen. but both the bathroom and the kitchen sink are vented.

[SFDavis50]

Sorry, I'm talking about the internal grey tank vent, related to the bathroom sink which in some 19' trailers vents inside the trailer. I realize the black and grey tanks have vent stacks going thru the roof. I'm wondering if there is an internal vent just behind the sink.

How does plumbing vent system work? (This is the link to a discussion of the internal vent pipe)

[blhvet]

Still seems surreal that after 7 years of dreaming and planning, my trailer actually exists!!! Got my first pictures, which initially caused a minor heart attack, as the pictures were of a 19' with red graphics and stock interior - not exactly a 17B with green and purple graphics and a custom interior!!! But, a mistake was made, and after touching base with ETI, the correct pictures arrived. Not much to see at this point, BUT IT EXISTS!!

[cpaharley2008]

In the 19 model the vent pipe and bath sink drain hookup can be seen right next to the heater going up to the roof, You can remove the heater vent cover and see the drain pipe along the bath/closet wall in the corner.

[Kountrykamper]

In our 19' the vent for the bath sink was in the area next to the heater and was open inside the cabinet and stopped just under the wardrobe. It did not go through the roof.This picture was taken by sticking a cell phone through the propane detector opening looking up toward the bottom of the wardrobe closet. You can see the open vent pipe goes up and stops just below the wardrobe. The tube on the right in the picture is the heater vent.

We never had any smell from the vent because the sink pipe is trapped again below the floor where the shower ties in before the gray tank.

[cpaharley2008]

That second tube you refer to as the heater vent is unknown to me. I was not aware that the heater had a tube to bring in fresh air?

[Kountrykamper]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

That second tube you refer to as the heater vent is unknown to me. I was not aware that the heater had a tube to bring in fresh air?

It's the exhaust. You can make out the furnace it is attached to. What I did not understand is what was tie raped to it. I was not going to pull the furnace to find out.

[War Eagle]

Plastic heater exhaust tube?? With plastic ties attached? Doesn't heat melt plastic? Am I misunderstanding something?

[Red Dog]

Conga-Rats blhvet!

[Marry]

Originally Posted by blhvet

Still seems surreal that after 7 years of dreaming and planning, my trailer actually exists!!! Got my first pictures, which initially caused a minor heart attack, as the pictures were of a 19' with red graphics and stock interior - not exactly a 17B with green and purple graphics and a custom interior!!! But, a mistake was made, and after touching base with ETI, the correct pictures arrived. Not much to see at this point, BUT IT EXISTS!!

An open floor plan... Your mutts will love it!!!
(maybe not the holy cow you mention, but that one you can drop off at our place)
Heart rate back to normal?