shower

drpprmt

Solved one problem with T.P. in the S model shower room.  I hope it works.  Looks good anyway.



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bgsnmky

Just curious how did this work???  We are looking for an option.  Also how did you add it (we just got our Outback and need to research what size screws etc will work)!

Tabaz

I would be cautious screwing into that wall - it may not have any plywood behind it.  Maybe call Ed at the factory to confirm.

db_cooper

OutbackAZ said:

I would be cautious screwing into that wall - it may not have any plywood behind it.  Maybe call Ed at the factory to confirm.

We bought our T@b used, and the previous owner hung about 10 hooks around the cabin using plain old wood screws.  Don't know if he epoxied them in or not,  but none have come loose, and we use them to hang jackets and towels every trip.  I sure wouldn't have done it that way,  but it's working so far.

dmerzbac

The only areas where I have screwed anything in is next to the shower door (hooks) and into the wood valances to install cargo nets.

drpprmt

Ya, I did worry about the screws.  I put them in very carefully after putting some bathroom caulk in and around and in the holes first.  I also used caulk around the top and sides of the holder.  It seems tight now.  If it loosens up I will use some construction adhesive to keep it on.