I’ve been looking into wet baths lately as I consider what sort of RV types and layouts I’d maybe want to live in. One thing I notice is that most of the wet bath pictures I find on Google are from RVs for sale (presumably), and so they’re all pretty...
Exactly what the title asks: in RVs, what type of sink is more typical or common, or which would I be more likely to find: fold-up sinks, or "standard" sinks with the basin fully built into/attached to the wall or some other surface? I'm particularly...
For larger wet baths that include a sink, how common is it to have a sink that is separate from the shower pump (e.g. the shower isn’t piped off of it/it doesn’t utilize the same faucet or pipe as the shower head), instead with its own faucet like a ...
austinjenna wrote:From my experience the fold up sink is typically in a class B or truck camper because the majority of those rv's have wet baths, Generally a class C as you mentioned has a dry bath and would have a fixed sink.That’s true, I have not...
fj12ryder wrote:I think a foldup sink would be most common in the low-wall popup campers. TBH I've not seen one in years.I’m not super versed in the common differences between them, but what about motorhomes rather than towed campers? Do the self-pro...
magicbus wrote:coolusername wrote:magicbus wrote:I have a separate wall-mounted single lever control for my shower, which I think is what you are asking.DaveYes this is what I was thinking. So you've got a separate wall-mounted control for the shower...
JimK-NY wrote:Design of bathroom sinks can vary. With larger RVs the sink is likely to be built in and look similar to a household unit.The split between the shower and sink could be behind the wall as in a home bath. In some units there will be a ...
magicbus wrote:I have a separate wall-mounted single lever control for my shower, which I think is what you are asking.DaveYes this is what I was thinking. So you've got a separate wall-mounted control for the shower, as well as a separate sink with ...
