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Side dinette seat back. This is still in the design process. The rear support sometimes acts like a deadfall trap. Otherwise, works well and is comfortable.

Storage in dinette seat.

Location of propane and co detector next to inside propane locker, and utensils and spice rack.

More pics.

When I ordered the camper I deleted the overcab mattress. I wanted to try a 3" thick bed to have more room for bedding. Tried a trifold mattress from Costco that was 36" wide but it was terrible. It was made out of batting and not foam. This pictured trifold mat is foam and even though it is not...

At the side dinette area I decided not to build the box down to the floor. Wanted to keep the floor open for storage and I don't like stubbing my toes. Doing this makes it much easier to maneuver around.

At this stage of the build I got lazy with the picture taking, so will take you to the "finished product." I do not have an electronic water tank gauge. I left the area under the refer open for easier access storage and can visually see exactly how much water is in the tank.

The slide pulls out far enough to be able to plug the 12v cord to receptacle. Custom turnbuckles( turnbuckle and threaded rod cut to length and bending end into a hook) hold the Engle to the slide. There is just enough room to slide the stove between refer and front wall. I have used this type...

Installed the Engle45 on the slide and attached a barrel bolt to keep it in place while traveling.

Installed the water tank box lid with a piano hinge.

Thanks Bill I "completed" the interior about a month ago but didn't have time to post. Trying to do a Readers Digest version here for I have a great need to get out of town. It's that time of year to be dry roasted down here in Tucson.

Installed the ho-made slide for the Engle45 and the corner countertop.

Reinstalled the refer shelf and added a double USB port receptacle at tank step area. Extra hole is for a standard 12v receptacle.

View of sink drain through cabinet floor to outside of camper.

Started running 12v wiring. The water tank fill and vent lines are installed. 12v receptacle in corner above fill tubing is for the Engle45. Another view of the funky shelf.

Made the cutouts for the stove, sink, and faucet and dropped them into place.

Countertops are built out of quality plywood and Formica. In these pictures the plywood edges are still raw. I will finish the edges with 1/4" oak. Tops are temporarily in place.

Texan, At this stage I have two screws holding the face frame to the rear wall up by countertop level to keep it plumb. The top 1x2 framing at countertop level is just floating at this stage. The 1/2" plywood is screwed to the floor pack. If I take out the screws from the plywood and those two...

Adding the top for the water tank box, then building the bed slide and side supports.

A refer shelf for the Engle45 that ties into and is supported by the two sides of the water tank box.

A couple coats clear urethane bring out the grain of the oak and matches the camper paneling. Next I built a funky shelf to hold whatever, in the space below the refer.

First picture shows 1x2 sub framing for countertop and face frame. Second picture has the oak 1x2 face frame attached with cabinet screws.

Start of drivers side cabinet. 1/2" oak plywood.

LP Locker with more detailed pictures. You can see the upper vent in sidewall. I used QuickGrip rubber straps to easily hold the tanks and control vibration and noise. Also added rubber mat to floor and sidewall to cushion tanks. I highly recommend the rubber straps, they take care of both...

LP Locker Located the LP tanks on the floor at the rear drivers side corner. The box is built with 1/2" plywood lined with sheet metal and sealed. The access door will be located inside the camper and sealed. Vent holes were cut in the upper sidewall of the floor pack and in the floor at the...