Posts Tagged ‘mobile home bathtub’

Photo courtesy of Carrie Savage, finalist in the 2016 Mobile Home Makeover Contest.   Over time a small crack, chip, or even a hole in your bathtub or shower pan is inevitable, especially for fiberglass and plastic. However, it will require immediate repair. The leak will travel fast to the walls and floors within a
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Bathtub faucets in mobile homes and large RVs incorporate the tub spout, and the hot-and-cold water handles into a single unit to save space. The single unit bathtub faucet is connected to the showerhead by a separate pipe behind the wall. When the bathtub faucet’s diverter is up, the water is blocked in the spout
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Replacing an old damaged bathtub drain in a mobile home can be different from replacing a tub drain in a standard on-site built home. For example, mobile homes often have garden tubs that do not need an overflow tube. Instead, the drain includes a seal and nut that you tighten onto the bathtub. Drain fittings
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Installing mobile home bathtubs is never the easiest task. But with Mobile Home Parts Store on your side, no project is too big! We have all the parts and supplies you need to complete your project, plus the expertise you need to makeover your bathroom in something you can be proud of! The most difficult
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Remodeling the bathroom in your mobile home can be quite an undertaking. However, the payoff of a beautiful bathroom that you can be proud of is well worth the effort needed in such a project. But if you’re doing the project yourself, you may not know what sort of mobile home supplies you’ll need. That’s
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Remodeling or outfitting a new bathroom can be a major undertaking. At MobileHomePartsStore.com, we have all the parts and supplies you need to complete your project and make a wonderful bathroom for you and your family to enjoy. The most difficult part of the project is usually the biggest part, too. In this case, it’s
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In most cases, changing out your mobile home bathtub isn’t exactly a DIY project. If you’re changing the size or type of tub that’s installed you’ll have to reroute and reconfigure drains and water supply lines, and that is a job best left to a qualified plumber. But if you’re just swapping out an old
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