installing towel bars in bathroom
I recently purchased a 2014 kz spree...looking or suggestions on how to install a towel bar in the bathroom? how about using 3m command brand products? Has anyone had luck with these? thanks
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My method, if you are handy:
Cut small backing plates out of thin wood, and then route the edges.
Stain and polyurethane them to match the wood trim of your trailer.
Drill two holes in each and use countersunk tiny brass screws.
The screws are only to hold the plate to the wall which I glue using a good grade glue, and should not penetrate through the wall more than a tad.
The next day I screw the towel rack, toilet paper holder, etc to the backing plates.
You end up with a custom accessory that matches your trim.
I have done this with various items all over the trailer, and they have stayed put for over twenty thousand miles and six years now
Jack L
Cut small backing plates out of thin wood, and then route the edges.
Stain and polyurethane them to match the wood trim of your trailer.
Drill two holes in each and use countersunk tiny brass screws.
The screws are only to hold the plate to the wall which I glue using a good grade glue, and should not penetrate through the wall more than a tad.
The next day I screw the towel rack, toilet paper holder, etc to the backing plates.
You end up with a custom accessory that matches your trim.
I have done this with various items all over the trailer, and they have stayed put for over twenty thousand miles and six years now
Jack L
