2Rad4U
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I worried about the same thing, but then I realized I could either make the TT nicer to use, or leave the walls blank for the next owner...
I used short screws and the tightened up nicely. Just got back from a 5 nighter and everyone enjoyed the additions, including me!
Edited to correct spelling...
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Sir Buffalo
Long Island, NY
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I agree with 2Rad4U - we have been making some minor mods with our TT and will continue to do so. We have the floor plan we like and can continue to enjoy for a long time. The more we enjoy it because we find things easy to be in arms length or just east to get to the more we enjoy it.
Some of our easy mods are
Hooks inside our cabinets for simple things like keys and small flashlights.
Hooks of different sizes but tastefully done (purchased from Home Depot) brushed brass with 3M tape. We use them to hang our swifter out of the way. Our dogs leash, and light jackets.
We have battery operated lights that you push once located in each storage area outside the trailer (3) and in some of our cabinets. I also have one mounted in the kitchen for easy light just in case the TT has not had the electric hooked up.
I know this sounds crazy but thinking about installing three televisions in our TT (only 27') one for my daughters bunk who likes to play games late at night or just when it rains...one in the dinette area in place of the storage cabinet for our 19" and one by our bed.
Sir Buffalo!
2006 Zinger by Crossroads 27BHS
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gschein
Martinsburg, WV
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We bought 2of those portable DVD players from Wally World that has two screens (4 total)and I mounted one on each of our 4 bunks. With parts, it was all under $275. Wish I had that growing up...
2007 Four Winds 29Q-GS (Formerly Springdale M195-FLL)
2003 4x2 XLT SuperCrew 5.4
Myself, the wife, Daphne (Yellow Lab), Jake (Rottweiller), Maggie (Beagle) and Alexandra (baby girl)
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LAdams
Northern Illinois
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Here's a few of mine...
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2000 Ford F-250SD, XLT, 4X4 Off Road, SuperCab
w/ 6.8L (415 C.I.) V-10/3:73LS/4R100
Banks Power Pack w/Trans Command & OttoMind
2006 Nomad 3150 Double Slide (Bunkhouse)
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Lantley
Ellicott City, Maryland
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More Mods
Toilet rinse valve
6" PVC sewr carrier
Satellite and tote
Bike Rack
PVC Bunk Ladder
Genset on frnt carrier carrier 10' Porta Bote on roof
01 PSD X,06 Trailvision 31BHDS Edge Evolution
4"exhaust,AFE,C-Betr,Tornado
Firestone air bags,TomTom,Atwood 3500
Hensley,Prodigy,exhaust brake,Swift Hitch
14'PortaBote9.9hp,6"PVC,Thule,Combi-Cam
Toppoprails,Bodiak,Sherline,Maxx Air
Subaru 4300is w/Gen Box
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travelingmomof2
New York
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These are great. Mine is too new yet. I'll wait until we dump something in it or something, then make it our own! LOL!
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It's "S'more Fun" now that we are Rving it!
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Sir Buffalo
Long Island, NY
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Nice...very nice. I thank you for the ideas. I will implement a few of them as I go.
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mehwwh
USA
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To: Lantley
Forgive my ignorance but, what is the purpose of the "toilet rinse"? I've never seen one for a residential toilet so don't know why one would be needed for an RV.
'03 Silverado 1500, Ext.Cab, Z71 Off Road, 4X4, 5.3L, 3.73 rear, AutoMeter Trans Temp Gauge, Putnam Class IV
'08 Jayco JayFlight G2 23FB, Reese WD Hitch, HP Dual Cam Sway, 800# Trunnion Bars, Barker 3000# Power Tongue Jack
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Sir Buffalo
Long Island, NY
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I bet I know....... do they use it to flush it out before leaving the site or dump station......my friend did the same....
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love2rvcamp
Close enough to Atlanta to hate the traffic
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Roman11 wrote:2Rad- I've always been a little leery about nailing or screwing into the thin walls of my TT. How did you attach the soap dispenser and toothbrush holders. Did you screw them in or some sort of 3M tape?
Cool mods!
Thanks
We just picked our new TT up this weekend and I have been making mods to make it feel more like home. DH is leery about nailing into the walls but he works for a 3m tape distributor and we get all kinds of heavy duty tape and velco. Some of this stuff he brings home is very strong. We have told our DS that if he does not sit still at the table we were going to velco him to the chair, well one time DH did and he could not get up 
So the mods I made I used velco or tape, time will tell if it holds after traveling and use.
Mike and Michelle and 2 kids
2001 F150 SuperCrew 5.4
2008 Rockwood 8313SS
Equalizer hitch with Envoy brake controller
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