Galley Box by CCV arrived today.....update 1-15-15

[daveb]

Originally Posted by Abitibi

Looking good and very useful.

I'd have a hard time giving up my bar behind the box area but it would be nice not having to set up (and carry) a table big time! At least for me, another problem is I'd like a little more room size wise for the box. Plus my step isn't like that. That won't fit with the paper towel holder.

Looking for the upgrade that can sit on the SMB hinges and close with the different step. Maybe the CCV box is too heavy due to the high end construction????

[jage]

Originally Posted by rallypanam

Once he comes up with a nice 8-10" top I will start to seriously consider it!

I think you could cut the top off a box ambulance and Derek would figure out how to make it a PH. e.g. if a nice 8-10" top exists...

[KTMRIDER]

Originally Posted by daveb

I'd have a hard time giving up my bar behind the box area

Me too...mine is also hidden behind the box.

[daveb]

Originally Posted by KTMRIDER

Me too...mine is also hidden behind the box.

Oh, now that is too damn awesome looking.

[haywoodphotomaccom]

You got me beat Erik!!

This will be my typical mid week use of the cabinet and then I'll covert it to an alcohol cabinet like Erik for the weekend......

Working on the choppers inside has always been a pain.

[haywoodphotomaccom]

[mwilliamshs]

The side tables of the cabinet use double-sprung butterfly hinges.

He's first collapsing the hinge furthest from the cabinet by pushing it toward the cabinet with his forearm and holding it against the bottom-side of the table, then collapsing the hinge nearest the cabinet my pulling it away from the cabinet with his fingertips, then folding the table length-wise before swinging it up against the cabinet's magnetic (assumed) latches. Red Lobster had the same hinges on their dining table extensions for years, might still.

[haywoodphotomaccom]

First official use of the gallery box......worth every penny not having to cart a table out....

[reelchef67]

Originally Posted by mwilliamshs

The side tables of the cabinet use double-sprung butterfly hinges.

He's first collapsing the hinge furthest from the cabinet by pushing it toward the cabinet with his forearm and holding it against the bottom-side of the table, then collapsing the hinge nearest the cabinet my pulling it away from the cabinet with his fingertips, then folding the table length-wise before swinging it up against the cabinet's magnetic (assumed) latches. Red Lobster had the same hinges on their dining table extensions for years, might still.

You can get those hinges from leevalleytools .. FYI

[haywoodphotomaccom]

Just noticed this crack at the bottom of the swing out door that the gallery box is attached to. Thinking the extra weight of the gallery box is stressing that part of the door when closing.

Thoughts on fixing this and stopping it furthering? Of course I would like to keep the box on there (KTM Rider)

Other than that I am really enjoying the functionality of the box.