Arctic Fox 25r interior wall removal
Has anyone removed the "L" shaped wood partition wall between the bed and the kitchen/living area? . This wall runs ceiling to floor approximately 2' wide (left side), then about 3' high and about 4...
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One consideration with this is the overall integrity of the unit.
While you are likely to be able to remove it easily enough, with the exception of any wiring that may run through, every partition, wall etc is part of the strength deigned into the unit. They are all there to reduce flexing while going down the road. This is important, and I wouldn't remove it.
As sdcampowner suggested above, the walls are on top of the flooring and the ceiling sits on the wall. This again lends strength to the unit.
As Scott said, do check first to see what is inside the wall. Be sure a grey or black tank vent pipe isn't in there too.
Removing a partition needs careful consideration. I personally wouldn't do it.
While you are likely to be able to remove it easily enough, with the exception of any wiring that may run through, every partition, wall etc is part of the strength deigned into the unit. They are all there to reduce flexing while going down the road. This is important, and I wouldn't remove it.
As sdcampowner suggested above, the walls are on top of the flooring and the ceiling sits on the wall. This again lends strength to the unit.
As Scott said, do check first to see what is inside the wall. Be sure a grey or black tank vent pipe isn't in there too.
Removing a partition needs careful consideration. I personally wouldn't do it.
