This is our new home the change from school bus to skoolie bus....We loved being able to create or own living space. We have much more to add, but there is plenty of time. We tried to recycle as much as we could with build the bus. We have recycled oak flooring, many pieces of furniture from Habitat, reused appliances from our old house or from old parted out RV's, the wall paneling was end scraps from a local man and other things that we are able to recycle we do. Enjoy the pictures, we worked hard on what is done and we love what we got out of it.
This is looking from the bunk area towards the kitchen/living room
Looking from front windows towards living/kitchen areas
This is our Pimp Master bedroom looking towards the back window
Master looking towards the door
This is the kids bunk area
Framing of the kids bunks
Starting to add paneling to walls 
Look at that sweet composting toilet!
Master and bunk area stick framed
Recycled solid oak T&G flooring 
Composting toilets being created by Bryce
We free formed the couch's
The first stage of the first couch
These few seats were a pain to cut out! 
Starting stage of Master bed frame
Master bed frame under storage area
Small dresser/TV stand in Master bedroom
Hang up closet and dresser in Master bedroom
Installing converter and Inverter boxes in Master bedroom
This is Burnie before white primer
Burnie side profile
Burnie after primed
Burnie's good side after primed
Taking out the back heaters (what a mess)
Cleaned out except for the floor heaters
Insullation added to the floor
Layer of plywood and then starting of the oak floor
1 comment:
I love your bus! We have a 1968 30 ft. Airstream that we are refurbishing. We also have dreams of going on the road. I really get inspired from reading your blog. What type of mattress did you use for your kid's bunks? Hubby built similar bunks in ours. We have three children,twin girls-12, son-10, who we homeschool.
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