'92 Warrior. Step 2 - bathroom.

[Andrewups]

For the bathroom was the same as for overcab. Initial I was thinking it's not beag deal but ended the same as overcab - dig, found roten wood, scratch everything.

 

When you think that you don't have enough time to seal your Toy roof this year:

 

That's when we do temporarily silicone repairs of fiberglass cracks:

I completely tacked of back side and replaced all roten wood with PVC boards. 

 

This time I already planned how to make pressure on the glued parts.

 

I'm sorry for the quality of pictures but I work in a thin car shelter so not a lot of space for pictures angle. 

To be continued...

 

 

[WME]

Welcome to the world of poorly maintained wood framed RV🤡

[fred heath]

Something to be said for fiberglass over a steel frame. Wouldn’t want to do a stick built.

[Andrewups]

Hello, as was promised, I'm back with a tone of pictures., 😁

After my glue was dry I added the insulation, and also I added some plexiglass where the backlights will be installed.

 

I didn't forget put back the coins, I didn't found why the guys from Winnebago put they there, but you never know...

 

I took off also the propane tank, and send it to be updated by certified shop.

 

Of course behind the tank I found more rotten plywood to fix.

 

After that I covered the wall with the same 1/4 plywood - easy to bend and glue.

 

For the shower sink I decided to put right on the floor. Originally Winnebago put it on the 4 inch platform. I eliminated the platform and mowed the plumbing under the floor.

 

To cover the bathroom walls I choose wallpaper - a lot of moore work to do it water proof, but it's lighter than tails. To water proof it I cowered the wallpapers with 5 layers of expensive top coat clear.

I changed the layout of the drawers for have more storage space.

For the floor I used cork boards. And that's it for the bathroom. Easy - beasy, almost one month of work...