Who doesn't like long, hot steamy showers ?
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OP
OP
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Yes, I do get very dirty at work. Often times I'm covered in sawdust, cement, thinset, paint, or some adhesive. There is a blue scrubbing pad in the shower for a reason. Epoxy grout is a challenge to remove, followed closely by a quality (paint) primer.
We ordered an after market ladder on Amazon. The kit was pretty simple to install. Starcraft was happy to send an email with a measured drawing of the rear of the coach to show where the internal framing is located.
We ordered an after market ladder on Amazon. The kit was pretty simple to install. Starcraft was happy to send an email with a measured drawing of the rear of the coach to show where the internal framing is located.
elliott-maine
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I hope those that like a long steamy shower have a good exhaust fan. In parts of the country, mold is a major problem, and steamy air gets into any openings.
Lineman101
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Hi OP,
Where did you purchase the diverter valve you used?
Thanks,
Lineman101
Where did you purchase the diverter valve you used?
Thanks,
Lineman101
OP
OP
Houston Remodeler
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A local RV store, Lone Star RV in Houston. They have a number of locations. The parts are also available on line. We like supporting local brick and mortar stores and its quite nice to be able to see the parts in hand when designing a system while standing in the aisle of the store.
Wegocampin
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Great job! I will be bookmarking this thread to come back to later when I can hopefully do the same. 
