Have a side kitchen camper with a huge double sink and no counter space.

While the counter was off had the chance to replace drawer slide brackets for the last time with metal ones (amazon). The plastic ones had been repaired several times by myself and the previous owner (upper right corner).


This rig came with a flip up counter that was beat up and no longer level. Also had a slide in extension that went over the drawers and had a leg. Kind of useless because you either had to deal with it in the way of things not use it all. I had just enough room for a slide out counter. U channel the size I wanted wasn't easy to find, ended up using 4 pieces of 1" angle, screwed in front, back, and center. I put a slight down angle at the back so when it is out it is level. The board is 3/4" oak (store was out of maple) laminated to match the new counter.


To save money I just capped off the extra sink drain with a plug. By turning the drain p trap to the back I was able to use all the same fittings. The faucet lines were very long, cut off the camper side to about 6" from the floor.
Took much longer from start to finish because we had a very long cold spring here in MI. Had stove out so running the furnace was not an option. Also had to remove the bottom row of backsplash and cut new ones because the new counter was .70" plywood and the old was 5/8.
We have a seasonal lot, this our 2nd yr there. They open this weekend. Had to pull the camper home this winter because the lakeside lots were getting new electrical put in. Chippy proofed it the last couple of days. Ready to go. Hope I loaded the photos right.
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