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I have a 30 y/o trailor i am remodeling at Enid.I have looked at Home Depot and Lowes for a stand up shower.Problem is getting one that fits thru the door.Does anyone know anything or anywhere i can check.Mite even get you a place to stay!!!!! Appreciate any help
Check an RV dealer and see if they have one.
At our Lowe's you can buy kits where all the parts come together - some assembly required. The biggest piece is the part you stand on. That should work for you.
Torch's idea would definitely work, too. :)
Yep, CN's got you covered.
Wannabe...
What Cn said. The pan and the walls just snap together. So easy even a meat slinger can do it.. Other option is pouring your own pan and going with tile.
Does this mean that CN gets the first shower?
Wannabe...
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No, Torch was first in line for a place to stay, but I'm a close second. And I'm handy with a caulk gun, too. Does that help??? :confused:
Nobody said nothing about a shower or I would have typed faster. ;)
Jerkin I just last week thru one away that would have fit thru the door. Course it had minor problems. There were a couple of places where the sawz all went crazy. I just tore it out and had the same problems cept I was goin the other way. We went the tile route. My insert must have shrank over the years cause here lately my butt started hittin the door and poppin it open.
Could be Minner that the stall didnt shrink! Try lookin behind ya and ya will see what ENLARGED!!!!! Just sayin.
CN sounds like you're the total package...wanna get married?
Measure twice. Trailers usually use a smaller size tub/shower pan than is used in stick built homes. There are several places around Little Rock that sell mobile home fixtures.
They ain't cheap. If you can use a standard size, then you can buy what are called remodel units. These are multi part units that snap together. Don't get the ones that bolt together as they are hell to put together in tight quarters.
Sterling makes some very nice units that snap together. All the joints are self draining so they don't leak if properly leveled and installed per instructions.
By the time you get this remodel done its gonna be a 35 yr old trailer..and that is only leaving you 3 years from now.. Dem kin folk you got need get off they a@$ and help you:mad::mad:Quote:
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Hey there is a mobile home parts store in Batesville...Able Mobile Homes Parts & Supplies on 1377 John Branch Rd. 662-563-8151
Go East on Hwy 6, bout 2 miles take Terza Rd north, first right is John Branch rd.
Its kind of out in the middle of nowhere but i found a specific part for my 1968 mobile home!! they got a little of everything out there. Is just a non descript metal building and its on the way to Enid. Good luck
Heck i know blue.i want to get it done so we can have a july jam.Quote:
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appreciate that and its close to my house..i will check it outQuote:
Originally Posted by msbanker
TYVM but there's just a slight problem - Mr. Novice. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by sac-a-lait
Oh he probably wouldn't even notice you was gone...Yall come down next weekend. You can be my guests.
And then what? (I'm afraid to ask!!!) :DQuote:
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Originally Posted by Fishtaco
That's what clear caulking is for, Fish. ;)
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Originally Posted by Crappie Novice
how about adding on if it's stationary
Oh sorry that was it...Yall come on down for the tourney. Now tat I know you spoken fer that was all I was doing was inviting BOTH of you down for the tourney. Mr. & Mrs. Novice. Anyway, always been looking fer a girl who knows her way around a construction site...
I'm a long way from being a tournament fisherperson! But thanks for the invite. :)