Bathroom cabinet doors

**Dave and Monica** · 01-06-2014, 09:37 PM

[quote author=huntr70 link=topic=232.msg1460#msg1460 date=1389053611]
I'm working on a Solitude...know anyone who is looking for an 8 month old Columbus? LOL
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You'll have to pitch it in the classifieds on FRF!

Dave

**laffman** · 01-07-2014, 11:01 AM

[quote author=Jeff K link=topic=232.msg1465#msg1465 date=1389063241]
Hey Laffman,
In your pix it looks like the shower door may be different from earlier models too. Would u mind posting a pix of the full door? Thanks.
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[quote author=Happy Camper link=topic=232.msg1467#msg1467 date=1389069296]
It looks that way, but I think you're seeing the edge of the door frames for the bath and bedroom.

Dave
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That's exactly what it is. The pix was taken from the hallway, so you're seeing the bathroom door frame and hallway wall.

**tonyself** · 01-08-2014, 03:10 PM

That is a great idea we did not think things would stay on the shelf when you get on the road, anyone have a plan on how to keep things on the small shelf at the end of the kitchen island, we have a new Momentum 385TH to pick up next month and would like to get the dealer to add on things like the doors in the bathroom.

If anyone has any other good ideas please let us know

Thank you all on the forum I can see we are all better for it!
Tony

**Sandi** · 01-08-2014, 05:48 PM

tonyself and Hilary

I don't think there is anyway to keep things on the shelves at the end of the island. I think that is we ladies decorating when we set up camp!!! I plan on putting the decorations in the drawers and then getting them out!

There is one idea that we are going to do on the bedroom closet shelves--I don't really want to deal with baskets or plastic tubs to put our clothes on the shelf with. So my hubby who is quite handy is going to "face" the shelves with thin plexiglass about 4 inches high. We are going to use some decorative head screws to attach them to the from of the shelf. That way we can still see our clothes and be able to get them in and out pretty easily.

We haven't been able to take our maiden trip yet in the 369RL so I'm sure when we do we'll be able to see some other things to do to make things convenient!

We are always ready to read what others are doing so please post anything that works!!

Sandi and Allen

**huntr70** · 01-09-2014, 04:49 AM

[quote author=tonyself link=topic=232.msg1518#msg1518 date=1389219026]
That is a great idea we did not think things would stay on the shelf when you get on the road, anyone have a plan on how to keep things on the small shelf at the end of the kitchen island, we have a new Momentum 385TH to pick up next month and would like to get the dealer to add on things like the doors in the bathroom.

If anyone has any other good ideas please let us know

Thank you all on the forum I can see we are all better for it!
Tony
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I would be surprised if yours doesn't come in with the doors in the bathroom. It is now standard build....

**tonyself** · 01-09-2014, 11:34 AM

Hi all just had the dealer check our new RV and it has the doors on them so GD are fitting them as standard now!
Tony

cuttinchief · 01-23-2014, 09:58 PM

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[quote author=huntr70 link=topic=232.msg1460#msg1460 date=1389053611]

I'm working on a Solitude...know anyone who is looking for an 8 month old Columbus? LOL
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Thanks for the info!
Actually the 320RS was one of my top choices! If it would have had hydraulic landing gear, I would have probably tried really hard to talked my hubby into it. Hydraulics was a non-negotiable for him

Actually traded our Columbus for the new 379. I needed a strong foundation RV which I believe these guys hit. From the hydraulics and double stacked 10 in frame to the floor and ceiling design and true R value in the coach. Yes it's heavier but it should with the bones of this coach. Don't care for the matress at all so I went with a queen instead of a king because I have dealt my incoming matress to the dealer for my Trump matress out of my Columbus. This is a high end RV and not loaded with fluff. Loved the QA I have read on other post .So so so important. Can't wait need a fix for the door, ask about window but have dual AC . One in bedroom along with fan would have liked windows but not a big deal keeps it darker. It comes with a 50 in HDTV and smaller one in bedroom. Let's go camping!
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**Renee** · 01-24-2014, 11:20 AM

Hi cuttinchief!
Welcome to the forums and congratulations on the 379FL!
You're right, the Solitudes are indeed not just fluff!

**Navigator** · 02-27-2014, 03:03 PM

[quote author=tonyself link=topic=232.msg1518#msg1518 date=1389219026]
That is a great idea we did not think things would stay on the shelf when you get on the road, anyone have a plan on how to keep things on the small shelf at the end of the kitchen island, we have a new Momentum 385TH to pick up next month and would like to get the dealer to add on things like the doors in the bathroom.

If anyone has any other good ideas please let us know

Thank you all on the forum I can see we are all better for it!
Tony
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Hi Tony...
We have an easy way to keep small items fastened to open shelves when there's a lot of movement.... Earthquake Putty! It comes in handy here in California. In our 5th wheel I've used to keep pictures and a wall clock level plus it kept a small ceramic vase filled with artificial greenery in place over Alaskan roads.

Kathy (Navigator)

**mdstrass** · 03-06-2014, 03:05 PM

Sandi.... Another idea for keeping things in place on the closet shelves in the bedroom would be to use those clear, removable Scotch hooks (w/the clear sticky stuff) and buy a cargo net and just hook the whole net in place while traveling and unhook it when camped... You can get the cargo nets at Auto Supply stores.... We just bought our 305RL Solitude yesterday, but won't be picking it up till mid April and can't wait!!
Darlene & Mike