What to do with redundant TV cupboard

claude et maude

LIFE MEMBER
Joined
Mar 17, 2018
Posts
442
Likes collected
1,386
Location
Kent
Funster No
52,842
MH
Hymer B664 CL
Exp
Since 2018
We have one of those slide out TV cupboards between the lounge and kitchen area…

DCAF57B2-E865-4A62-8E7E-3A34AAE0A0CB.jpeg


(Note that I stole the photo from an earlier post by Minxy but this is what the cupboard looks like sans TV)). We no longer have a tv in this cupboard as we have mounted a larger one on the other side of the lounge area.

So my question is, how can we repurpose the sliding cupboard as it is just dead space now?

Hopefully some of you have ideas and maybe you have already repurposed it.
 
Slide-out bookshelf?
I don’t think it’s wide enough for books…I did think about seeing if I could get all the brackets out and put the MH manuals in there though
 
Make a base for it then you will have a nice sliding cupboard.
That is a pretty good idea, it’s just so narrow though, hard to think what I’d be able to use it for.

Subscribers  do not see these advertisements

 
Can you remove the sliding mechanism and convert the facing to a door to convert to a conventional cupboard?
Yes, I was thinking about that yesterday but it’s just so damn narrow, I’d have to buy lots of thin things to make use of it :LOL:
 
With it being high up it needs to be something light weight. So remove the slider and fit the door on hinges, then fill cupboard with kitchen roll, or maybe crisps if you go abroad (you can't buy walkers abroad)

Subscribers  do not see these advertisements

 
Yep, take all the gubbins off the door, fit a hinge to the top of the door and fill the new locker with whatever you want.
 
A coffee pod machine? They are usually narrow, and that is the same position that Hymer and Carthago fit theirs. Keep the sliding mechanism and you just need a convenient electric socket.

But personally I would probably keep the sliding mechanism and fit a base and and a shelf half way up and use it for glasses, mugs etc.
 
Yes, I was thinking about that yesterday but it’s just so damn narrow, I’d have to buy lots of thin things to make use of it :LOL:

It might be good for the chopping board and laptops.

Subscribers  do not see these advertisements

 
...or maybe crisps if you go abroad (you can't buy walkers abroad)
Walkers in the UK are called Lay's in some countries, from Frito-Lay® North America, Inc. a Division of PepsiCo.
Pretty much the same thing I've been told.
 
Our TV cupboard took a good old "cathode ray" type telly! Now it contains a moderately large first aid kit, two sets of binoculars, a telescope, some DVDs (not that we have used any in 5y :rolleyes: ) and a collection of clean "Chinese meal" containers for those moments when you want to store little things.

Gordon
 
It might be good for the chopping board and laptops.
I’ve just bought one of those chopping board sink covers. We both use iPads which we keep bedside but still a good idea 👍
 
Hi.
Measurements of the " Conde Noble viho Tinto " carton ( Now 85cents a Ltr !! Lidl ) 3x6x21 cm. How many do you want me to order ? Don't worry about the quantity,i have it delivered by the PALLET.🚛 :ROFLMAO:
Tea Bag(y)
 
Hi.
Measurements of the " Conde Noble viho Tinto " carton ( Now 85cents a Ltr !! Lidl ) 3x6x21 cm. How many do you want me to order ? Don't worry about the quantity,i have it delivered by the PALLET.🚛 :ROFLMAO:
Tea Bag(y)
I reckon I could just about squeeze a pallet in the garage 😂

Subscribers  do not see these advertisements

 
I think the gin cabinet for the gin palace is the way to go and gets a 👍 from both of us.
 

Join us or log in to post a reply.

To join in you must be a member of MotorhomeFun

Join MotorhomeFun

Join us, it quick and easy!

Log in

Already a member? Log in here.

Latest journal entries

Back
Top