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Bus Conversion interior

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Mitchell Parker added this to Buckle Up for a Modern Mobile Cabin in a Bus
Because Butitta had only 15 weeks to go through the design and build process, he did a lot of prototype creation on the fly. The first thing he did was put in new flooring. He used wood panels reclaimed from an old gym floor that he found at a lumberyard. Basketball court markings are still visible. “I couldn’t imagine refinishing it,” he says. “The stripes have their own stories.” He paid about $1 per square foot for the wood.

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juanitaluiz added this to Cabin Made Out of A Bus
Because Butitta had only 15 weeks to go through the design and build process, he did a lot of prototype creation on the fly. The first thing he did was put in new flooring. He used wood panels reclaimed from an old gym floor that he found at a lumberyard. Basketball court markings are still visible. “I couldn’t imagine refinishing it,” he says. “The stripes have their own stories.” He paid about $1 per square foot for the wood.
dallasdave1957 added this to OFF THE GRID !
NOT IN ORDER !!! NEED MR. MONK TO REARRANGE THEM !
larraine1 added this to overall building structure
Because Butitta had only 15 weeks to go through the design and build process, he did a lot of prototype creation on the fly. The first thing he did was put in new flooring. He used wood panels reclaimed from an old gym floor that he found at a lumberyard. Basketball court markings are still visible. “I couldn’t imagine refinishing it,” he says. “The stripes have their own stories.” He paid about $1 per square foot for the wood.