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There are ways of dealing with that.

That's close to half; sounds good to me! And it leaves you little something to look forward to. [thumbzup]

That's one solid build-out you put together there, QUADJEEPER. You do it right. There's nothing that's going to shake loose from anywhere in there. :beer:

That reminds me of the story of the guy who accidentally fell off of the top of the Empire State Building. Some people in the building had their windows open that day, and as he dropped past they reported hearing him say: " Well, so far so good!"

Doing both sides would help resist any twisting. It sounds like a great idea if the door seems to "want"/ need it.

It looks to work like a champ; nice work! I'm guessing the frame is aluminum then: - How does it work being converted from a sliding door to a swinging door; can you notice any issue at all?

I got a buddy who used to live in Vermont (in Montana now), who told me once there were only three months up there: - June, July, and Winter But then Vermont isn't New Hampshire now, is it?! 35F/ 2C

I tell you what, it looks plenty good enough to travel right now. It looks great!

That's a great item. The build-out is looking super good. [thumbzup]

That fold-away handrail is terrific, QUADJEEPER; did you fab that up yourself?!

You're going to enclose it; I got it now! I was impressed enough with it as an open sitting platform. You probably mentioned the screened enclosure earlier but I foolishly plumb missed that: https://youtu.be/SSUXXzN26zg

Are the trailers all MV's? Because you'd think Uncle Sam might have taken that into consideration for maintenance standardization (and you know, being a taxpayer, how about cost-efficiency, too), but maybe I'm off-base here.

But if you drop the soap, leave it:

You got the box mounted! It doesn't have to be done later. That counts as good; it's a solid tally in the "plus" column. [thumbzup]

I don't remember ever seeing any of these either. Here's (3). Check them out. Mr. T!!! https://youtu.be/Ona7QYULRVE

Thanks for mentioning that show and reminding me also about "Mr. T". He was the best; what a hoot! https://youtu.be/NySN_plfiNI

There's good days and bad days; the one will always follow the other. [thumbzup]

It's looking great QUADJEEPER! Sure, there's a lot to do, but at least you got the plan mapped out in your head. That seems like the hardest part sometimes to me: figuring what parts and materials to use and then having the general game plan put together in a mental picture. You're already...