Imagine Storage Width by Docking Station and Height

**SteveO** · 05-24-2020, 05:38 PM

Hey everyone. Would anyone happen to know the distance between the docking station and the front wall on an Imagine trailer? As well, the interior height of the storage area would be appreciated. Our unit is in storage so I can't check right now, and I was thinking of building some shelves to go in that space for storing various things such as leveling blocks, wheel chocks, power cords. I included a couple of stock images indicating which area I was interested in for the width. Thanks in advance!

**Zymurgist** · 05-27-2020, 07:34 PM

On my Imagine 2670mk that distance is 26.5 inches. Floor to ceiling measures 26 5/8.

**SteveO** · 06-01-2020, 11:05 AM

Originally Posted by Zymurgist

On my Imagine 2670mk that distance is 26.5 inches. Floor to ceiling measures 26 5/8.

Thanks, appreciate the information!

**attaboy** · 06-01-2020, 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by SteveO

Hey everyone. Would anyone happen to know the distance between the docking station and the front wall on an Imagine trailer? As well, the interior height of the storage area would be appreciated. Our unit is in storage so I can't check right now, and I was thinking of building some shelves to go in that space for storing various things such as leveling blocks, wheel chocks, power cords. I included a couple of stock images indicating which area I was interested in for the width. Thanks in advance!

Be sure not to block access to that side panel. I recently had a small water leak and had to remove the side panel.

**microm3gas** · 06-01-2020, 02:32 PM

I've been looking fort this measurement too!

Thank you sir!

**SteveO** · 06-01-2020, 04:35 PM

Originally Posted by attaboy

Be sure not to block access to that side panel. I recently had a small water leak and had to remove the side panel.

Good tip! My thought was some form of removable shelving for situations like that, so I will certainly keep this in mind.

Actually, do you happen to have pictures of what the plumbing is like in there? I'm curious how things are built in there and I haven't had the opportunity to open mine up (yet).

**attaboy** · 06-01-2020, 05:18 PM

Originally Posted by SteveO

Good tip! My thought was some form of removable shelving for situations like that, so I will certainly keep this in mind.

Actually, do you happen to have pictures of what the plumbing is like in there? I'm curious how things are built in there and I haven't had the opportunity to open mine up (yet).

Inside the panel is very tight. My cold water line was leaking where line connected to faucet. Because the cold water faucet is on the right it was very tight.
Lots of wires, lines and connectors go into the panel.

If I get a chance I will get a pic. Maybe someone else already has one. I like your idea of shelves, it would make much better use of the space.
Good Luck:
Bob A.

**attaboy** · 06-01-2020, 05:28 PM

If you go to the thread "Universal Docking Station"
It has pics of inside. Might not be exactly like yours but should be a good approximation.
Bob A.

**SteveO** · 06-01-2020, 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by attaboy

If you go to the thread "Universal Docking Station"
It has pics of inside. Might not be exactly like yours but should be a good approximation.
Bob A.

I see that now, with the water pump in there along with the winterizing bypass system, it is very full in there. I'm sure on my model it's just as busy, but at least the water pump in mine is in the kitchen, so that should help. I'll try and show the shields I put in there, after that project is complete. Thanks again.

**SteveO** · 06-14-2020, 08:54 PM

Originally Posted by attaboy

Inside the panel is very tight. My cold water line was leaking where line connected to faucet. Because the cold water faucet is on the right it was very tight.
Lots of wires, lines and connectors go into the panel.

If I get a chance I will get a pic. Maybe someone else already has one. I like your idea of shelves, it would make much better use of the space.
Good Luck:
Bob A.

Well I got my shelf system put in this weekend, and so far I am happy with it. Now I know the purest DYIers will say I cheated by using a section of a wooden modular shelf, but I had it kicking around in the garage doing nothing, so my response would be Reduce and Reuse

. The nice part is I am able to put my 5 pieces of 6x6 side by side, all along the bottom shelf so that really helps keep things organized. My only concern with using this system is the weight, but it is sturdy.