Repair wet bathroom flooring

With the large hole, the original owner didn't have ventilation issues when he was using the crapper.

At least being in 'the Land of Enchantment' you probably don't have a water intrusion / rot issue. Last time I hunted there I was always thirsty and drinking lots of bottled water....

For 400 bucks, anything within reason goes. If it don't come out well, there is always the landfill.

Pretty much my current dilemma. FRP is cheap, a single sheet would let me fix the hole.

The PO basically just cut off 1/4 of the pan, plus its almost perfectly square so I don't have a ton gaps to seal.

I considered using a product like flexseal or some other spray/roll on rubber liner after the repair with frp.

Paid ~400 for the whole camper

Additionally, of the suitcase toilet is self contained, upgrade to a Thetford Cassette toilet. I know my next unit will have one.

RV Parts Country has them in all different sizes, however they aren't cheap. I guess it would depend on how much the unit cost initially and how 'motivated' you are to replace it.

Where are you going to find a replacement shower pan for a 1971 camper, let alone a specific brand and model of 1971 camper?

I couldn't find a simple square shower pan anywhere near the right size that didn't cost 25% of what I paid for the whole camper, and mine was only 10 years old at the time.

SidecarFlip wrote:
I'd yank it out and replace the pan entirely and while you are at it, loose that old suitcase toilet. A new thetford will take up 1/2 the room.

A thetford will work in place of this one? The base of this one is the black tank for it. There's a valve at the bottom, that drains it down to the cleanout.

I'd yank it out and replace the pan entirely and while you are at it, loose that old suitcase toilet. A new thetford will take up 1/2 the room.