Thanks Sheba, How do you get around the wheel hump with the drawers?. They look like they are all even.
If you look under the mattress, you'll see what looks like benches on either side. These are actually Seats/Storage, that make the Bed-base. The Wheel humps are inside them. The drawers sit on top, as you said, evenly.
Cheers,
Sheba.
-- Edited by Sheba on Wednesday 4th of July 2012 07:16:04 PM
Sheba said
01:43 AM Jul 5, 2012
Made the bed 3/4 so I could put Drawers in for more storage.
Cheers,
Sheba.
Beth54 said
01:47 AM Jul 5, 2012
Well set up Sheba.
jetj said
01:50 AM Jul 5, 2012
Thanks Sheba, Great idea with the draws, I'm always looking for ideas for mine. How do you get around the wheel hump with the drawers?. They look like they are all even.
Sheba said
01:51 AM Jul 5, 2012
Thanks Beth. Suits me.
Cheers,
Sheba.
jetj said
02:18 AM Jul 5, 2012
Thanks Sheba, I should have realised from the height of the draws that they were on the built in seat/storage area. Well done, good use of space. I guess you use the bed as the lounge area.
golivers travels said
07:07 PM Jul 5, 2012
That is amazing Sheba, you are very clever girl making use of all the space. Great idea with the drawers.
Glenda
Cropper said
10:33 PM Jul 5, 2012
How do you find the Hi Ace for one person Sheba, and if you don't mind me asking where did you buy your plastic drawers from, they seemt to make a lot of sense for storage.
Have they got a catch on them? If not do they tend to slide out when travelling?
It's very nice the way you have it set up by the way.
-- Edited by Cropper on Thursday 5th of July 2012 10:41:58 PM
neilnruth said
02:44 AM Jul 7, 2012
It looks like you can take everything you need with you. Great one Sheba.
Sheba said
02:45 AM Jul 7, 2012
Hi Cropper. I find I have all the room I need in it. Might be a bit of a tight squeeze for two though, long-term.
The Warehouse was selling them on special for $19.99 a set [4 drawers] a couple of years ago. They're a bit dearer now.
I made some straps from black Elastic, with hooks made from NO.8 wire, that hooks on to the lids at the back, and down to the third drawer at the front. That holds them in. Don't need to go down any further, as the Mattress holds the bottom ones in. If you didn't want to go to that much trouble, you could just use Bungee Cords, which is what I used 'till I got the Elastic.
Cheers,
Sheba.
Cropper said
05:00 AM Jul 7, 2012
Thanks Sheba, especially the info on the drawers, I like the idea of not having to tow but I suppose there is merit for both towing something and not towing something.
I am glad your set up suits you, if it does then that is all that counts.
-- Edited by Sheba on Wednesday 4th of July 2012 07:16:04 PM
Made the bed 3/4 so I could put Drawers in for more storage.
Cheers,
Sheba.
Well set up Sheba.
Great idea with the draws, I'm always looking for ideas for mine. How do you get around the wheel hump with the drawers?. They look like they are all even.
Thanks Beth. Suits me.
Cheers,
Sheba.
I should have realised from the height of the draws that they were on the built in seat/storage area. Well done, good use of space. I guess you use the bed as the lounge area.
How do you find the Hi Ace for one person Sheba, and if you don't mind me asking where did you buy your plastic drawers from, they seemt to make a lot of sense for storage.
Have they got a catch on them? If not do they tend to slide out when travelling?
It's very nice the way you have it set up by the way.
-- Edited by Cropper on Thursday 5th of July 2012 10:41:58 PM
Hi Cropper. I find I have all the room I need in it. Might be a bit of a tight squeeze for two though, long-term.
The Warehouse was selling them on special for $19.99 a set [4 drawers] a couple of years ago. They're a bit dearer now.
I made some straps from black Elastic, with hooks made from NO.8 wire, that hooks on to the lids at the back, and down to the third drawer at the front. That holds them in. Don't need to go down any further, as the Mattress holds the bottom ones in. If you didn't want to go to that much trouble, you could just use Bungee Cords, which is what I used 'till I got the Elastic.
Cheers,
Sheba.
Thanks Sheba, especially the info on the drawers, I like the idea of not having to tow but I suppose there is merit for both towing something and not towing something.
I am glad your set up suits you, if it does then that is all that counts.