Basement access

[Sask 379]

For those that have squared of your basement storage for more room and access to hot water heater how did you out? Any thoughts or suggestions? I would like to gain some room and put a water monitor there for leaks! Thanks

[Bungy]

For those that have squared of your basement storage for more room and access to hot water heater how did you out? Any thoughts or suggestions? I would like to gain some room and put a water monitor there for leaks! Thanks

Good morning from the other side of the straw curtain! When I modified my wall all I did was to remove the angled portion and cut it down so it would fit at 90 degrees to the other two. I then added a pair of hinges to the right side of it as that original long wall was the sturdiest, works good.

[Maximus216]

For those that have squared of your basement storage for more room and access to hot water heater how did you out? Any thoughts or suggestions? I would like to gain some room and put a water monitor there for leaks! Thanks

Here is a link to a post.
https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...855#post238855

[Sask 379]

Thanks, we love the 379 floor plan for us, but storage is the shortcomings. We considered trading in for a 380 for more storage but couldn’t do it. Just don’t care for all the up and downs with stairs. So trying to grab a bit more space and might put water sensor under wet bay then!

[Gronk1]

I did the same thing as Bungy, I also put some L brackets at the top to sturdy the panels & a piece of plexiglass in the door facing the pump & back of the Nautilus panel. Two leak detectors, one at the pump & the other near the HW heater. The one at the pump works as the clear screen filter developed a leak on a trip last year...woke us in the middle of the night. Glad I had a spare.