Excellent workmanship

[jleonard]

I decided to look behind the Tire Linc repeater docking station in the pass thru because I have no use for it and am going to remove it.
I'm speechless.

[bobbygreenwell]

I decided to look behind the Tire Linc repeater docking station in the pass thru because I have no use for it and am going to remove it.
I'm speechless.

I "might" have a few photos that look similar to that.

Makes you wonder, doesn't it?

[Wicked ace]

Reminds me of these drywall guys I saw doing a house in the 90's. No time to measure or cut out for electrical boxes, they would take their hammer and blast holes in the drywall to fit over them. Hole too big, no problem The taping and finish guys would just push more spackle in around the opening.

[huntr70]

RotoZip tools make awesome holes, don't they?

[jleonard]

RotoZip tools make awesome holes, don't they?

It would be nice if they actually trained someone how to do it.

[OurNewEra]

I decided to look behind the Tire Linc repeater docking station in the pass thru because I have no use for it and am going to remove it.
I'm speechless.

You weren't supposed to look behind there.

[Ynot4me2]

Its not just in RV builds. Look closely at new home builds you'd be disappointed. As long as it does show, passes code and inspection is what I think they tell themselves.

[dryfly]

I decided to look behind the Tire Linc repeater docking station in the pass thru because I have no use for it and am going to remove it.
I'm speechless.

Looks like a beaver chewed through the wall. Maybe with the labor shortage they are training animals to pull wire.

[rootusrootus]

Pretty typical. Pull out your radio and look behind it. They don't waste time on doing a clean job.

Its not just in RV builds. Look closely at new home builds you'd be disappointed. As long as it does show, passes code and inspection is what I think they tell themselves.

Also very true. Look inside the walls of any house and there will be piles of wood chips everywhere. They certainly spend no time cleaning up anything that can be hidden behind drywall.

[goducks14]

I would venture to say that a good majority of people never see behind closed doors in RV's. If they did they'd run. What you have is typical across all brands except Airstream in the towables.