RV Access Door Compatibility
Updated 06/30/2021 | Published 06/28/2021 >
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Question:
I dont need the outside shower on my RV, but what I do need is an access door in its place. Can I remove the outside shower and put an access door in its place?
asked by: Darren S
Helpful Expert Reply:
If you're just trying to get an access panel for your camper you can remove definitely remove the shower and place an access panel in it's place like the Locking Multi-Purpose Access Door - 6-1/2" x 7-5/8" - Polar White Item # 372E8102-A. I have attached links to the access doors we carry if you're needing a different size.
If you were just wanting to remove the faucet portion of the Phoenix Faucets RV Outdoor Shower Box - 11" Wide x 6" Tall - Black Item # PF266701 and then just use the box and access door you could do that as well.
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Phoenix Faucets RV Outdoor Shower Box - 11" Wide x 6" Tall - Black
- RV Showers and Tubs
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