The sink, hob and water heater all came from the old caravan, we also had cupboard doors and draws but they just looked a bit too scruffy, so a trip down B&Q found these along with the thin 28mm work surface for a very reasonable price. One thing we're concerned about is that the body of the bus obviously flex's, if you look at the rear doors as you drive along you can see them sliding up and down each other as the body rocks from side to side. If the body was to do that with the kitchen unit fixed to the sides and floor it would undoubtedly lead to the kitchen being ripped apart, so the idea was to hand everything from the side of the bus, with the end panels only resting on the floor. Ok it can still be compressed as the bus flex's in one direction, but the chipboard is a lot stronger in compression than in tensile loads through the screws.
Anyway this is how it has progressed over the past couple of weeks. There are a few finishing off bits to do, then get everything connected.
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