I am about to do the "mother of all modifications" in the cabin of my 222. The sink/stove cabinet is getting real shabby from all those years of use. So, I removed the molded fiberglass sink/stove compartment from the cabinet. The plan is to buy a stainless steel RV sink and install it where the old sink was, and use a full size steam table pan 1.25" deep, pictured, for the alcohol stove to sit on. Both will fit into a counter top that I shall construct. The advantages are; I will have better surfaces that will be easy to keep clean, and I will gain a storage under the cook stove that I didn't have, for my pots and pans. I also may build some badly needed shelves near this area and if needed, I'll make some kind of a provision to ensure that the surrounding fabric is protected from the stove. I have all winter to do this project, so I'm taking my time. I may decide to replace the whole cabinet, as there are only two sides that make it up, and it's screwed to the bulkhead on one side, near the post. I set the steam table pan into the empty cabinet opening to illustrate what it will look like when finished.
