fulltimin
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I spent some time tonight looking at some options for the doors to cover the shelves in the bath wall. Yes, I said doors, with an s.
A single door that's about 12" wide and over 6 feet tall, is just not going to work well. So, I decided to split them up into 3 doors, each about 2 feet tall.
That will be easier to manage.
After spending too much time on options, I settled on a frame and panel design, something like below. This just shows the frame without the panel inside.
That means I'll be working on that tomorrow.
![[image]](https://paddleupstream.com/mohorebuild/bathdoorframe.jpg)
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PastorCharlie
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fulltimin wrote:ro_sie wrote:Paster Charlie, thats expensive! Bathroom tissue is cheaper than THAT!
Going to have to agree with that. Plenty of toilet paper can be bought for way less than $20.
You are building a one-of-a-kind custom RV and going to cheap out on toilet paper? For shame, for shame, for shame.
Toilet paper was not available with the one- or two-hole toilets back in the day.
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fulltimin wrote:I spent some time tonight looking at some options for the doors to cover the shelves in the bath wall. Yes, I said doors, with an s.
A single door that's about 12" wide and over 6 feet tall, is just not going to work well. So, I decided to split them up into 3 doors, each about 2 feet tall.
That will be easier to manage.
After spending too much time on options, I settled on a frame and panel design, something like below. This just shows the frame without the panel inside.
That means I'll be working on that tomorrow.
I like to use folding louver doors and make them operate separate for such occasions. I have used decorative doors to accomplish what you are working on.
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fulltimin
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PastorCharlie wrote:fulltimin wrote:ro_sie wrote:Paster Charlie, thats expensive! Bathroom tissue is cheaper than THAT!
Going to have to agree with that. Plenty of toilet paper can be bought for way less than $20.
You are building a one-of-a-kind custom RV and going to cheap out on toilet paper? For shame, for shame, for shame.
Toilet paper was not available with the one- or two-hole toilets back in the day.
In addition to expense, there are 2 additional issues, (no pun intended). Oh, I guess that would be magazines, not catalogs. Lol.
First is, the saint I am married to, deserves more comfort than a catalog will provide.
Second, I use water and not paper for keeping things clean.
How about a one hole'r with a bidet?
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fulltimin
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PastorCharlie wrote:fulltimin wrote:I spent some time tonight looking at some options for the doors to cover the shelves in the bath wall. Yes, I said doors, with an s.
A single door that's about 12" wide and over 6 feet tall, is just not going to work well. So, I decided to split them up into 3 doors, each about 2 feet tall.
That will be easier to manage.
After spending too much time on options, I settled on a frame and panel design, something like below. This just shows the frame without the panel inside.
That means I'll be working on that tomorrow.
I like to use folding louver doors and make them operate separate for such occasions. I have used decorative doors to accomplish what you are working on.
HERE
After a little thought, folding doors in a moving rv, doesn't sound like the best idea. Maybe I am missing something.
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Happy New Year, Everyone! May 2022 be better than 2021! Wahoo!!! ![[emoticon]](http://www.coastresorts.com/sharedcontent/cfb/images/smile.gif "smile")
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Got nyt ore till dej. (Swedish) Happy new year to you to.
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PastorCharlie
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fulltimin wrote:PastorCharlie wrote:fulltimin wrote:ro_sie wrote:Paster Charlie, thats expensive! Bathroom tissue is cheaper than THAT!
Going to have to agree with that. Plenty of toilet paper can be bought for way less than $20.
You are building a one-of-a-kind custom RV and going to cheap out on toilet paper? For shame, for shame, for shame.
Toilet paper was not available with the one- or two-hole toilets back in the day.
In addition to expense, there are 2 additional issues, (no pun intended). Oh, I guess that would be magazines, not catalogs. Lol.
First is, the saint I am married to, deserves more comfort than a catalog will provide.
Second, I use water and not paper for keeping things clean.
How about a one hole'r with a bidet?
Yeah! Quote:How about a one hole'r with a bidet?
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PastorCharlie
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fulltimin wrote:PastorCharlie wrote:fulltimin wrote:I spent some time tonight looking at some options for the doors to cover the shelves in the bath wall. Yes, I said doors, with an s.
A single door that's about 12" wide and over 6 feet tall, is just not going to work well. So, I decided to split them up into 3 doors, each about 2 feet tall.
That will be easier to manage.
After spending too much time on options, I settled on a frame and panel design, something like below. This just shows the frame without the panel inside.
That means I'll be working on that tomorrow.
I like to use folding louver doors and make them operate separate for such occasions. I have used decorative doors to accomplish what you are working on.
HERE
After a little thought, folding doors in a moving rv, doesn't sound like the best idea. Maybe I am missing something.
Separate the folding doors and make them into two regular hinged doors. I installed seven shelves in a 6'8" opening such as you are working with, and it holds a massive number of items and storage.
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Happy New Year to everyone.
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