After some custom sheet and padding work the bed is complete! And it's at least as comfortable as my regular bed. It also transforms into a passenger seat and has storage underneath. Many thanks to Christian for the design and fabrication help.
Originally a photo-a-day project, then to document my travels, now to document building my tiny house
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
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