Bathroom Mod

[livinthelife]

We replaced the shower head with a Jetstorm shower head with a shut off valve. We also put up a tension rod at the back of the shower and hung baskets from it for the shampoo, conditioner, etc. Another mod we made was adding a hand towel rack next to the medicine cabinet. I’ll post pics when I figure out how to!


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[orbiker]

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[Canald]

Has anyone gotten rid of the pocket door in a 313rlts? I would like to add additional counter space. Figures the 315rlts came out just after I bought my trailer.

[TFB176602]

This has probably been asked but I will throw it out there anyway. The towel racks and similar items like that, how are you attaching those to the wall as I know you could not be using conventional methods. Thank you in advance for your insight and information.

[Canald]

In my TT, I drilled holes to fit plastic anchors then screwed the rack to the wall near the sink. I also bought a towel rack that hangs over the door.

[Cate&Rob]

This has probably been asked but I will throw it out there anyway. The towel racks and similar items like that, how are you attaching those to the wall as I know you could not be using conventional methods. Thank you in advance for your insight and information.

The interior wall surfaces are very thin. 3/16" luan plywood. The interior walls have wooden studs and the exterior walls have aluminum studs with foam insulation between them. The studs are not evenly spaced as they are in a house. All the walls are only about 1 1/2" thick. If your attachment point happens to be into a stud, you can use screws with no anchors. If the attachment point is into the wall surface only, you should use an anchor that expands behind the wall. These can be plastic for light loads, or metal for heavier loads. When choosing screws or anchors and when drilling for these, remember that the wall is only 1 1/2" thick !

Rob

[warsw1]

I've used these in RV interior wall with good success. You can get them in many different lengths.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FCZIL9E...=1221193500601

[Kim&Dave]

We would love to know where "Mike and Libby" found the sink and faucet they used in their bathroom mod. Thoughts? Kim & Dave in Indiana