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freebeard · 12-10-2016, 03:29 PM

What's worse, I couldn't even find the Bus section. But I allowed additional Google API scripts until site search worked. Turns out there are more categories than the 10 in the page header. It's under Builds, Buses and Popular. I'd call them tags.

Can't-Miss Open and Airy Converted School Bus. Plus an Awesome Shower Rod Idea.

I think it has the same problem as my Airstream, the curve above the windows means they are positioned well for sitting down; but standing, they are too low. And the 360° windows might be nice in the mountains, but in an RV parks? What makes my park living tolerable is the side windows are 80% blocked (opaque or transluscent) and there are four 14" skylights. I found a bus that uses the plan I proposed: 1990 Thomas School Bus Tiny House With Wood Burning Stove

Window area is not reduced. There's a lot of interesting stuff on that site. I'll have to look around some more.

Edit: aerohead left this one out, also apropos of skyking's suggestion:

Note the simple curves, and the horizontal edge at the front and vertical edge at the rear.

12-10-2016, 03:29 PM	#20 (permalink)
freebeard Master EcoModder Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: northwest of normal Posts: 28,707 Thanks: 8,148 Thanked 8,925 Times in 7,368 Posts	What's worse, I couldn't even find the Bus section. But I allowed additional Google API scripts until site search worked. Turns out there are more categories than the 10 in the page header. It's under Builds, Buses and Popular. I'd call them tags. Can't-Miss Open and Airy Converted School Bus. Plus an Awesome Shower Rod Idea. I think it has the same problem as my Airstream, the curve above the windows means they are positioned well for sitting down; but standing, they are too low. And the 360° windows might be nice in the mountains, but in an RV parks? What makes my park living tolerable is the side windows are 80% blocked (opaque or transluscent) and there are four 14" skylights. I found a bus that uses the plan I proposed: 1990 Thomas School Bus Tiny House With Wood Burning Stove Window area is not reduced. There's a lot of interesting stuff on that site. I'll have to look around some more. Edit: aerohead left this one out, also apropos of skyking's suggestion: Note the simple curves, and the horizontal edge at the front and vertical edge at the rear. Last edited by freebeard; 12-10-2016 at 03:45 PM..