My Mods

greenlee99

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some storage we did in our Jayco 195RB mostly from amazon netting pocket ,hood magnets, over the door pantry, caddy with super stick hooks ,bath caddy using command hooks
 

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How the **** did you get the command hooks to stick to your bathroom wall? Fellow 195RB owner here with an enquiring mind that want to know more. ;)
 
How the **** did you get the command hooks to stick to your bathroom wall? Fellow 195RB owner here with an enquiring mind that want to know more. ;)
I’ve had good luck, even in the bathroom, cleaning the vinyl wallpaper well with rubbing alcohol before sticking them. Before that, not so good.
 
Clean wall with rubbing alcohol and it usually sticks. I found that nothing sticks to the shower wall due to its texture though... But 2x the nano tape, it works awesome. We have a hook on the ceiling for a hanging plant and our paper towel holder under the cabinet and a small basket for keys etc all held up by nano tape. Can get on amazon, or at walmart or HD/Lowes.
 
I must have the same year, as your interior looks like mine! Are the cupboards above the bed open or close with doors? I have seem some photos on here with the doors. I thought I might do something, or buy baskets.
Mine is a 2020, went into service in 2021 and I bought it in 2022, the previous people lived in her, and they used command tape and velcro everywhere. There is a bit of residue from some places they took down their photos.
I just put a regular, not RV queen in and need to extend the end of the bed with a plywood trick. Still thinking. It does limit squeezing around the end to get to the side, but my partner is tall and his feet were hanging off. Can't have that, as he is not a fan of camping.
 
FWIW, My experience with using command strips or double sided adhesive on RV wall board is if there is a heavy load, such as a winter coat on a coat hook, the coating on the wall board will start to pull off before the double sided tape bond fails. For heavy items, use screws!
 
Command strips are hit or miss for me. I put them up the same way each time and I've had a location or two that they will repeatedly fail.
 
One thing, I found was that Command strips stick pretty well when first applied, but the bond improves over night.
 

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