Looking at buying sheepskin seat covers, any thoughts and places to buy please?
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Sheepskin covers
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Kevin & Joy
05:16 PM 09-Jun-17
Napier
Catherine & Dave
05:00 PM 23-Feb-19
Central
We bought ours from Auto Cheap Westgate. I needed to asjust at the side seams for the arm rests
pedro50
05:30 PM 23-Feb-19
Kaiapoi
The best way to fit seat covers is to remove the arm rests.
There are 2 Torx screws holding the arm rest plate to the seat - remove these, slip the covers on, feel for the screw holes in the seat and cut small holes in the sides of the cover to accommodate the screws.
Refit the arm rests - job done!
Tony & Rhondda
09:09 AM 03-Sep-20
Hi we have used to sheep skins from Super cheap Auto and currently have them on our cars they fit well but we found they lost their luster. For the Motorhome they did not have one to fit so we have ordered some from this company who on speaking to them knew Auto trails well and discribed the fit and finish and technical aspects well so have ordered a pair. The are more expensive than the Super cheap ones, Cost $430 pluse postage but think it is value for money, time will tell.
If you are interested here is the email address carol@ebtolley.com web site carseatcovers.co.nz
Regards Tony & Rhondda
New Forum for our Ladies
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Sandy Dougherty
06:47 PM 08-Nov-16
Cambridge
Fantastic! thanks Chris!
HANDY TIPS
New MHers
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DNC
07:49 PM 25-May-17
Auckland
Just got our Tracker MH and now have to kit it out with kitchen gear etc.
Looking for any hints, tips and list of essential items.
Do you use China or melamine type dinnerware?
Any other tips for newbies welcome.
TIA.
Sue
08:27 PM 25-May-17
I use white arcoroc dinnerware, very happy with it! Enjoy your new MH -_-
DNC
09:56 PM 25-May-17
Auckland
Thanks Sue. Is that any lighter than other China crockery, or just more durable?
Sue
08:09 AM 26-May-17
Both and I use it daily and have not had any breakages in a year. Melamine was not an option for me because I use a microwave regularly -_-
No kitchen drawers in my Delaware
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Sue
12:53 PM 08-Nov-16
Attached a stainless steel kitchen roll holder to the wall, making access to the gladwrap, foil and paper towels a breeze. The paper towels can be moved to the right so the cooktop lifts up with ease. You'll be pleased to know that that's it for now.
Sandy Dougherty
06:46 PM 08-Nov-16
Cambridge
That looks great. I can't quite see but what is the depth of unit? Trying to envisage how much it sticks out..
Sue
09:02 PM 08-Nov-16
The unit itself 60mm and the paper towel 110mm, works really well (for me)
Dirty Laundry!
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Sue
12:46 PM 08-Nov-16
This was the first thing I did, the cloth laundry bag had to go, was an under utilised idea in my opinion. I added two cuphooks and have very handy buckets to take to the laundry. Another bucket fits below and I use it like a drawer, therefore fitting more in. I live in my moho so space is always at a premium
Under the cosmetic bin (opposite laundry)
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Sue
12:41 PM 08-Nov-16
A cut down bucket makes the space easier to access and you can fit more in, very important!
Sandy Dougherty
06:48 PM 08-Nov-16
Cambridge
Great! I like the idea of using those buckets, wouldn't have thought of cutting one to fit a space, you have got me thinking!!
Under bed airing
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Sue
12:40 PM 08-Nov-16
I did as Les suggested and moved the brackets so the bed could be lifted higher making much better access. Bent towel rails along the curved edge, plus hooks for smalls, are great for airing washing
Sandy Dougherty
06:50 PM 08-Nov-16
Cambridge
Another clever idea.. Our Tracker has some space under the bed but I nearly have to fold myself up into a ball to access it easily. I might look into moving the hinges. I lurve the idea of the towel rails bent to fit that shape.. I think that you could take this up as a career!
Sue
09:05 PM 08-Nov-16
Thanks, yes it's right up my alley! Did you see Les's earlier post about moving the hinges, I used to have to roll myself up into a ball to get in there too, not now!
Handbasin cover
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Sue
12:36 PM 08-Nov-16
Dad made this for me, makes the bathroom much more useable for makeup etc
Shoe cupboards
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Sue
12:34 PM 08-Nov-16
You probably call them something else, or use them for something else, they are below the drawers in the bedroom (Delaware) and to fit more shoes in (yes we can never have too many pairs, just never enough room for them!) I put in these bins plus a sensor light as cupboards were quite dark.
Sandy Dougherty
06:51 PM 08-Nov-16
Cambridge
What sort of sensor light did you use?
Sue
08:03 AM 09-Nov-16
Hi Sandy, have just added two photos, the second I tried to show the bracket. It's an Arlec UC0122, 260mm long and I bought it from Bunnings. You have to be a contortionist to instal, but well worth it!!
Cocktail Cabinet no longer!
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Sue
12:31 PM 08-Nov-16
This is the cupboard AT call the "Cocktail Cabinet" with the bottle holders and glasses etc. I didn't need those, relocated to above the sink, and the shelf that came out of the cupboard above the fridge was cut down and put in here, for my first aid and tool kits
My pull out pantry
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Sue
12:28 PM 08-Nov-16
I couldn't read into the back of the cupboard so my Dad made me these two drawers
Sandy Dougherty
06:53 PM 08-Nov-16
Cambridge
Now this is I think... Your BEST idea!! It is a deep space isn't it? What a good way to use it. Lucky you are quite tall!
Plastic Bag Storer
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Sue
12:26 PM 08-Nov-16
This is attached to the inside of the cupboard above the sink, very handy to the bin!
Spice racks to hide screws for TV bracket in the bedroom, handy for bathroom stuff!
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Sue
02:01 PM 07-Nov-16
Tissue holder, this one in the bathroom (I also have one in lounge and bedroom)
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Sue
01:45 PM 07-Nov-16
Great location for kitchen board, add a turn button
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Sue
01:43 PM 07-Nov-16
pedro50
04:59 PM 07-Nov-16
Kaiapoi
Hi Sue,
Where did you get the turn button from?
Thanks
Peter.
Sandy Dougherty
05:03 PM 07-Nov-16
Cambridge
Great idea Sue. I take it that is beside the gas hob. Do you find it gets hot when you're cooking? or do you take it away then?
Sue
06:06 PM 07-Nov-16
Hi Peter
Bought from Affordable Caravans online, it's the same as the one holding back the privacy screen in the bedroom.
Hi Sandy
I leave it there all the time but haven't cooked with gas yet, I'm sure it would be fine (-:
A girl's gotta have somewhere to put her stuff in the shower (my Delaware had nothing!)
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Sue
01:23 PM 07-Nov-16
Sandy Dougherty
01:45 PM 07-Nov-16
Cambridge
What have you got the 'thing' hanging on Sue?
Sue
02:04 PM 07-Nov-16
Hi Sandy, two command hooks (-:
Sandy Dougherty
05:05 PM 07-Nov-16
Cambridge
You make it sound simple! You are quite a 'tool' girl. Enjoying your adaptations. Keep them coming!
Sue
06:12 PM 07-Nov-16
It was easy and yes I am a hands on girl (have to be) with not a pink tool in sight LOL. Took some more photos tonight which I'll add tomorrow x
Judith Thom
12:35 PM 24-Dec-16
Christchurch
were do y buy them