Pass-thru storage -- Bigger doors?
We bought a new-to-us 2011 Grey Wolf 28BH a few weeks back. Took it on a test run to an area state park and it was great. My only real complaint is that it does not have a full pass-thru storage on t...
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Mickeyfan0805 wrote:
There may be some sort of difference in the wall construction between the two units as well. The fact that they have a larger door doesn't mean yours wouldn't require a significant amount of reconstruction to make it work. As others have suggested, I would not seek to cut into the side of a trailer to make a door opening larger.
I would be surprised if the framing on your side wall didn't include a horizontal stud right across the top of your storage door opening that the door is hinged to. Would seem pretty lame to hang a door that gets opened and closed that much without some type of structure to mount it to.
that said, if your going to consider it, I would be using a stud finder to see if I could determine where the cross studs are or better yet, calling the manufacture and asking them for measurements on where they are before I cut anything.
I nice upgrade could turn out to be a real what was I thinking without checking it out and planning this very carefully.
Good Luck.
