Just FYI on what is under the shower/toilet floor

Matt · May 2017

Hi,
I just wanted to post a picture of what you have when you remove the shower floor. I had a crack in the shower pan of 2015 T@B Max S I purchased this spring and decided to fix it right by replacing the floor. Feel free to ask any questions about the replacement. Easier than going in blind like I did.
Matt

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5021717/uploads/editor/o6/74ylgm9zxqa6.jpg

Spruce1 · May 2017

Thanks Matt! It's helpful to know what's beneath the floor. Removes a bit if the mystery and will good info if a repair is needed!

HR_Taly · May 2017

@Matt thanks from me as well, this is very helpful information and great to have pictures like this searchable on the forums.

Homebodyatheart · May 2017

Thanks for the great pics and info. That explains why the shower floor "gives" a bit when I walk in or out.

marknjudy · May 2017

Nice! What is the difficulty factor from 1 to 5? And does it damage the shower to remove it?

ericnliz · May 2017

@Matt, Thanks for the photo, and the offer for help to other folks. That's what makes this forum a great place!!!

Michigan_Mike · May 2017

Nice shot! This would be an excellent time to install one of the SeeLevel ll monitors in the trailer too if you didn't have one.

Matt · June 2017

I'll try to answer in order...
Yes, there was only 2 one inch chucks of styrofoam for support next to the shower drain pipe. I framed a new floor in there to firm it up. Still plan on using a wood mat of sorts for protection though.
The 1 to 5 scale...for me was in the middle. Pulled one side of paneling off. There is access to the shower trap underneath. It unscrewed. The toilet flange is threaded and screwed in so that is good to know. Cut the caulking and tap it with a cold chisel and it will start to turn.
Hope that helps!

Matt · June 2017

That is a great idea on the See Level II. I wish I would have checked back in sooner!

Just FYI on what is under the shower/toilet floor

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