Bathroom Door Gap
I've not seen it addressed, so I am asking: has anyone tried to fill the gap above the bathroom door? I am trying to think of ways to close it off without harming the walls or ceiling, but can't think...
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I'd avoid anything too airtight if you have an exhaust fan in the bathroom
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That's exactly why there is a large gap and it's there on purpose.
Bathrooms are a small enclosed space that generate lots of moisture. They need gaps to allow air flow/venting.
After your done in the bathroom the gap provides a way for air to vent after you've closed the door.
But I must say that when we got our first RV I thought I got ripped off because the door was the wrong size.:B
