Hi Bob; the walls referenced in the instructions are the literal walls, different from a surround/panels like #SR75RR which would be installed after you get the Specialty Recreation RV Shower Pan #SR23RR in place. Regardless, you need to use ABS…
Hey Scott. The Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump like item #FR97TQ in black or item #FR67TQ in white are only available in 18K btu capacities. The Chill Cube uses variable-speed technology, which allows it to reduce…
Hey Ken, welcome back! The Chill Cube #FR24TQ is just the rooftop unit. The #FR67TQ is the rooftop unit with the air distribution box (ADB) and the remote. This is everything you need for a complete installation. The #FR59TQ is the AC unit with the…
Hey Frank. I checked our specs and with Lippert and the Thomas Payne Seismic Power Loveseat w/ Console item #TP65KR requires a 26" wide entryway. This couch comes in three separate pieces but the seats still measure 27.5" wide x 38"…
Hey Tony, yes the Specialty RV Shower Pan part #SR55RR is compatible with the Specialty Recreation RV Shower and Tub Surround #SR75RR as they are the correct size for each other. Are you replacing a shower or installing one?
Welcome back Belinda! The Andersen Weight Distribution Hitch w Sway Control - 4" Drop/Rise - 16K GTW, 1.6K TW #AN33VR may work for towing your Grand Design Imagine XLS23LDE with your F-250. However, when we tested it a while back, we didn't…
Hey Arkadius, welcome back! Yes, the ducted version of the Chill Cube comes with a remote. However, you're going to need the complete system for a replacement. You can choose from the following based on color: -Furrion Chill Cube RV Air…
Hi Anny, 1. The Uniguard Elbow Kit part #65UGA2 is not compatible with 1 1/4" pipes, it's a dedicated 1 1/2" fitting. If you need to fit the UniGuard to a 1 1/4" pipe, they make a reducing slip joint washer that can connect the 1…
Hey Ron, welcome back! With only 9-1/2" from the wall to the center of the floor flange, the Dometic 310 and will not be a fit but the 410 #DMC64JF will be. This requires a 7-5/8" rough-in so it will fit your existing space. Then for the…
Hey Jason, the only solution you'll have would be to go with a new shower hose set like the part #BM72WR as I looked up what you ordered and you got the part #BM37JR which there isn't an adapter available for it to use with different…
Hello Kenneth, Thanks for writing in. I don’t have a database that shows exactly what was installed in every camper, but based on my research, your 2020 Transcend Xplor 243BH most commonly came with a 6-gallon Dometic (Atwood-style) water heater.…
The closest option we have is the Better Bath RV Shower Pan #LC210369 which is 32-1/8 inch by 24 inch and has a left hand drain. The drain is also right at 7-8 inches from the side like you said you needed.
Sized for compact bath layouts, 40l x 24w inch options make swapping a tub or adding a shower pan straightforward. Match the drain location, measure to the outer edge, and plan to reseal since shower pans sit lower than tubs. Solid, full-base support under the pan or tub helps prevent flexing and cracks.
Yes, you can swap a tub for a shower pan in this size. Verify the 40L x 24W Inch dimensions match your space and check the drain location before you commit. Seal everything correctly since the profile of a shower pan is lower than a tub. You may need to make the pedestal taller to accommodate the new pan, or rework the space if shapes differ.
Measure to the outer edge of the pan or tub as if it was square to confirm the 40L x 24W Inch fit. Check the direction of the drain and where it lands so you don't have to reroute plumbing later. If the drain hole doesn't line up, plan for adjustments underneath.
Confirm the size fits and the drain location matches to avoid a didn't fit situation. Stabilize the base with foam and framing so the pan or tub sits flat and solid. If converting from a tub, you may need a taller pedestal and to redo the surround. Watch for past leak signs and seal thoroughly to prevent water on the floor.
Yes, when installed correctly. These don't have a published weight rating because strength depends on support underneath. Make sure the bottom is fully supported across the entire base—use solid subflooring, framing, or foam to stabilize. This helps prevent flexing and cracks.