Galley Build

[Top Hat]

Hi all. I just finished my Jeep Wrangler JKU galley build. It turned out better than I hoped, which is a refreshing change of pace.
You can check it out HERE
Cheers!

 

[JeepBen]

Looks good!

 

[cougargnw]

Wow! Great job!

 

[Off-Camber]

Nice job, love the setup.

 

[B-Strick]

Nice work. thanks for the details.

 

[Michael G.]

Nice Galley! I have been debating on doing something similar.

 

[Eddiebrs]

Great setup. What size cooler does it fit?

 

[Top Hat]

Great setup. What size cooler does it fit?

Yeti Tundra 35.

 

[grubworm]

Great carpentry work!
Interesting latte...not sure which side of the cup you should take that first sip from...

 

[avgjoe624]

very cool. i may steal a few of your ideas for my own.

 

[Top Hat]

very cool. i may steal a few of your ideas for my own.

Knock yourself out. I stole many of the ideas myself.

 

[Zeak]

looks good.Nice job

 

[FlatLander7]

Nice Job.

 

[whododat]

Very nice!
Enjoy

 

[Jeffrey Dill]

That looks great! And I love the "semi-permanent" nature of it. Meaning it looks super solid but has the luxury of being able to be removed with very little fuss if you ever needed/wanted to.

I'm curious about the propane stove. Since it looks like the right side, where the propane tank mounts, is flush to the side of the pullout, how are you utilizing the propane tank when you want to use the stove (i.e. where does the tank sit)?

 

[Brewbud]

Great work!

 

[Pau Hana Travels]

Looks great. We are wanting to do something similar in the back of our F150. I will be saving your link to reference back to. Thanks for sharing.

 

[KPMetrics]

Did almost a mirror image of that for my WJ last weekend. I need to add those rubber grommets for my stove though, rattles a bit going down the track.