Tintop interior - a bit of market research if I may

All of this down one side:
Storage
Hob
Small sink
Fridge

The 3/4 bed ... then leaves a bit of floor space if required so that you don't feel cramped!

And to be fussy .... some headroom ... or a well padded headliner ... I may only be 5'3" but I would be forever smacking my head on the ceiling so I guess that means the hob needs to be capable of being used whilst sat down!

 

These are my plans:












EDIT: sideways images

 

I saw an interesting twin slider (may have been a T25 or T4) which had a full length unit down one side across one door but used the door to allow covert access to the gas and water bottles and kept the front (inside facing) part of the cupboards free for other stuff... clever stuff.

 

yeah the dimensions are about that long by about that wide.

Just concept mock ups atm.

The other problem with tintops is you canna cook standing up inside if its *******ing down outside.

 

Actually you can see mine here http://www.customclassicretro.co.uk/Green%20Bay.html

 

just the bed

why cook in your bed room ???

 

Here is the inside of ours. We limit inside cooking to tinned foods or just boiling water, to cut down on smells and splashes. The cooker folds away into the side of the wardrobe unit on the right. The unit on the left has the sink under the fold out white cover, with the fridge underneath.



We use a portable hob on the lower side table for days out and doing things like fried eggs etc.



Here is the bed folded out fully. I'm 6' so using the cooker inside is very much a sit down and get comfy affair



Here is the view to the back showing headbanger. Having had a non-walk through in the past I'd say the walk through is a good thing to have.

 

@mangobay how have you sunk that hob unit into the work top? I have just bought one of those and want to do something similar. Any chance you can do some pics?