| Re: [GMCnet] Using Shower Pan Rather than Step Bathtub? [message #200358] |
Sat, 02 March 2013 15:37  |
rtroberts
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Registered: August 2004
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I did something similar in my rear bath 78 Royale. I gutted the bath and installed a 32" x 32" shower pan and used prefab shower walls from Home Depot. I also used a shower door that slides into a canister so it does not take up any space. The large shower forced the toilet to be moved to the sink area and the sink was removed. The toilet has a 10 gal holding tank directly under the toilet (it is the base for the toilet) which allowed me to remove the black tank from under the rear of the coach. My plans were to install a pullman type (fold down) or a swing away sink but I never got that far.
I also installed a pocked door between the living area and the bathroom.
Since the shower drain is at floor level, I installed a marine type shower sump directly under the drain. The sump has a level control and a 12V pump. When the level control (float) senses high water level it turns on the pump and water is discharged into the grey tank.
When the shower is not in use it can be converted to an extra closet and storage area.
I am not at home right now so I don't have any pictures. I will have access to the pictures next Wednesday and if you are interested I will send them to you. It is part of a powerpoint presentation.
BTW the coach is for sale cheap. The motor is not running very well so I recommend that it not be driven until the problem is fixed.
If you live in the San Diego area send me an email and I will send more information.
Need it gone ASAP. First $1500 gets it or I will have to part it out.
RTR
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