We added 3 wire shelves in the wardrobe so that we each have2 shelves for our clothes. There is alsoa pocket unit velcroed to the inside wardrobe door.
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I installed a 400watt inverter under the bed. The inverterdraws power continuously, so I put an inline switch to power it on/off. I added 2 110 receptacles that are connectedto the inverter. The inverter switch and the 2 receptacles are brown todifferentiate them from the standard white devices. One receptacle is over the tv for use withthe tv or the fan. The other is belowthe bed for a power strip under the dinette. The power strip can be connected to either the 12 volt inverter or the standardreceptacle. I also added 2 12 voltreceptacles in the same locations.
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We used a Lasagna pan to make a diverter for the heater. Iadded wood furring strips on 3 sides to give it a little more clearance. It redirects the heat flow nicely and allowsus to use the under bed storage area more completely. Before winter use, I will insulate the pan.
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I removed the wood board that spans the storage area underthe bed and replaced it with a metal U channel and smaller piece of wood. This gives us 2” of additional height for ourstorage bins under the bed
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I also recut theplywood under the bed and hinged the front section for easier access to thewinterization valves and under bed storage area
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We did a lot of mods that don’t require pictures-
Added additional reinforcement straps to both black and graytank valves;
we switched the double/single LED ceiling lights around sothat the kitchen has more lighting (double unit) and the bed area less light (singleunit);
installed wire mesh/screencovers for the water heater, heater andrefrigerator vents; added a hanging rod in the bath;
added multiple Commandhooks for clothing, hats and towels;
created shoe storage in both hassocks;
installed a paper towel holder on kitchen wall;
added an indoor /outdoor thermometer to therefrigerator/freezer:
there are still more in the works-not completed, but anticipated:
a custom awnin, new curtains, mosquito netting for the exit window and who knows what else
I hope this will help some other podders with ideas. It can be hard to get started, but doing modsis so worthwhile. The R Pod is a greatplatform to start making your personal camper.
I will be glad to answer questions.
Safe travels
Vann
