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Re: Step Up Toilet
gotsmart wrote: This is the bathroom in my 2004 Majestic 28R. The step up is 11 inches high and is 17 inches from the door. Below is the view from the rear bed. The bathroom is on the left with the shower on the right. It has a glass door. Problem: when getting off of the toilet while disrobed (with clothes at ones feet) there is a risk of tripping and falling into the door, or worse if the door is ajar falling into the shower door. My solution: Open the bathroom door all the way until it hits the door stop, and leave it in that position. Disrobe and lay the clothes out on the foot of the bed. Step backwards up onto the pedestal. There's no soundproofing in the walls at all, so privacy concerns are pretty much moot. gotsmart, This just made me laugh out loud, seriously :B because you nailed exactly what has to be done to avoid tripping.. This is the exact configuration of my 28A and I actually do leave the door open and I've learned to keep the curtain closed in the bedroom or else there's a clear view in/out because I got tired of opening and closing that curtain every single time...716Views0likes0CommentsRe: Step Up Toilet
Steve 83406 wrote: Just curious, but is your toilet a "tall" or "short" version? For example, the Thetford Aqua Magic toilets come in two heights, and I thought the "short" version was for installations like yours (where it has a pedestal under it). You might check the seat height and see if another brand of toilet might give you a better/lower seat height. Yes, it will cost more than building/purchasing a step, but then, you night not have to deal with the step at all. That's my 2 cents, adjust for inflation, as appropriate... Steve It's already a short one so probably finding something shorter would be a mission in itself LOL728Views0likes0CommentsRe: Step Up Toilet
IAMICHABOD wrote: TnTRunaway wrote: Thank you IAMICHABOD, I will read through them! It is a lot to read....:) You might just ask the same question there and see if anyone has done a mod on theirs. IAMICHABOD, WOW, yes it is a lot to read LOL I'm working my way through them though since there is a lot of good info there, thanks! :)736Views0likes0CommentsStep Up Toilet
I'm new to this site and I've looked around and haven't seen much on toilets here or I didn’t look very well or maybe it’s because not many have the problem I have w/ our RV Toilet. Not so much a problem as much as it is an inconvenience for me. And I'm probably the only one it inconveniences in my family because I'm the shortest and the only gal.:o I have a 2007 Majestic 28A by Four Winds, and the toilet is a step up or a step above floor level, not sure how to describe and I don't know how to post pictures on here. The toilet is a step higher than the floor level and if you try to step up to use the toilet there's not enough floor space for your feet to do so. Since I'm the only one complaining about it and before I ask the hubby to look and see what's under it or to see if there is anything that can be done to remove the step and put in a regular size RV toilet, I wanted to ask for some input/advice. Does anyone else have this in their RV, if so did you change anything about it, and how did you do it? :h :@9.5KViews0likes26Comments
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