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Start of my outdoor shower mod.  The stainless steel curtain rod has a center sleeve so that it will break down to fit in a 12x12x45" stuff bag with curtain and shower accessories. It uses 2 suction cups and a keder rail strap. I'm learning how to use a serger so I can custom fit curtains. This doesn't block any operable windows. I'm hoping it is "T@B Cute" enough to just leave up while camping. 

That looks very nice @YanniLazarus! I tried a couple of versions of this, but was never happy with my results. My take on it was a little too awkward to setup and the curtain not stable enough. Yours looks like it will not have the same problems. I like the way you used the keder rail to stabilize the rod. Looking forward to seeing your completed project.

After giving up on the project, we bought one of the stand alone shower tents. That worked, but was even more of a PITA to setup. As a project this winter, I added a tent directly to the side of our T@B. Haven't had the chance to field test it yet, but it sets up and packs back really easy. What I like better about yours is that it doesn't block the large side window. I couldn't find a way to attach the Joocla high and forward enough without the porthole window getting in the way of the mounting bracket. Hoping where I put it won't be a ventilation problem on hot days .




edit to ask if anyone wants to buy a pop-up shower tent?
https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/17881/outdoor-shower-tent-changing-room-50#latest

I've changed my door back to what the pre-2020 models had. It will now take one of the keypad locks, but it's not a project for someone unless you're retired with lots of time for trial and error engineering.

@anOldUR, I always feel like I get to stand on your shoulders. Thanks for leading the way and making me think. 

I'll keep you all posted... at this point all looks good and this is becoming my favorite mod! 

Just a reminder that firmness and density are not the same thing and they are both critical.  Firmness is how firm the cushion will feel on Day 1.  Density is how long it will stay that way.  The problem with Tab cushions most of us have had is that they start nice but very quickly sag/soften.  That's because they're extremely low density - I did some measurements of this somewhere back in this thread and these are crappier/lower density than even the worst Chinese import sofas - no wonder they sag!  So if you're replacing, don't just choose your desired firmness, but for the love of all things holy, make sure they're also high density - aim for 2 pounds per cubic foot MINIMUM if you want them to last.