Upgrade Posts List:
Part 1 (Bed Coverings, Bask-a-Table, Aisle Upper Storage Shelf, Cup Holders (for table), Rear Corner Storage Mini Buckets)
Part 2 (Cab Blackout Curtains, Bathroom Door Latch, Bathroom Floor Mat, Bathroom Door Kickstop, Shower Head, Bathroom Motion/Light Sensing Puck Light)
Part 3 (Under Bed Storage Access, LED Headlights, Rear Door Spare Tire Mount)
Part 4 (Slider Door Handle, Exit Step Down Handle, TV Mount, Stove & Sink Covers, Utensil Drawer Storage)
Part 5 (Battery Disconnect for the Chassis, ScanGauge III)
Part 6 (Bathroom Privacy Curtain Extension)
These are the upgrades in this post (Part 6):
- Bathroom Privacy Curtain Extension
Bathroom Extension
One of our few complaints about our Roadtrek Play is that there's not enough leg room in the bathroom. Once seated on the commode we're ok, but room to get britches down and back up is limited with the wooden doors closed.
We've seen the "Extend a Rod" that many Roadtrek owners use to extend the shower curtain area, but we didn't feel that using it would benefit us as we needed,
After brainstorming for a bit, I saw this Folding Clothes Drying Rack on Amazon. I wasn't sure if it would work, but after receiving and installing....it's perfect. I used these Curtain Clips to hang the curtain once completed.
We left our original shower curtain in place. This new curtain extension is not intended to function as a shower curtain... only to facilitate privacy.
We tried it out on a week long trip and it performed as intended. No longer any need to put up our side window privacy shield for pit stop.
The last couple of pics show our installation area. We used an extra piece of shelving to add a reinforcement brace, but in retrospect I don't think that we needed to do so. While the rack is quite sturdy it's actually very lightweight.
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| We used a curtain which matches the curtain we installed between the cab and coach. |
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| Closeup view of the reinforcement we used. |
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| View with door closed |
