Fibreglass shower cubicles

Thanks Kev, this is one place I actually did manage to find. Didn't have quite what I was looking for though. Thanks for your help. :)

Cheers Graham. I didn't know about these guys. I have just looked on their website and they actually do have what I'm looking for! Hooray! Slightly more expensive than I was hoping for at $850 for a 600x600mm cubicle, but at least I know where I can get one!

We need to remove some of the walls, so that's why looking into the shower is pretty much first on the list, get it in there before anything else gets done.

Many thanks for your help.

At 600sq you wont be able to bend over if you drop the soap unless you are a midget ROFL

Most showers are at least 800 sq

LOL It's all right, I have very nimble toes. :) I'm nearly a midget at 5ft anyway, though 6ft hubby may not be such a fan of the little box. He'll just have to stick his bum out of the curtain into the toilet area if he drops the soap...or maybe we can use one of those liquid soap dispensers and avoid the possibility altogether!

I'm compromising on shower size to make the triple bunks at least 170cm long, otherwise I'd have to cut them down to 150, and with three growing boys they might not last long!

"Soap on a Rope" solves the problem in those tiny little shower cubes.
We had the same issue in a hired Maui 2 berth motor home.

Just a thought, have you factored in the extra weight of the water storage required (both clean and waste) in your renovations.

Disco.

Another place I had no idea existed...what a find! They don't list all the details on their website of course but I can see they've got plenty of treasures. Regardless of whether or not they have my shower cubicle, we'll definitely pay them a visit. Who knows what else will come in handy.

Many thanks.

Thanks Ev, I did stumble across the Camec site yesterday. They had some fancy looking bathroom modules but not what I'm after. I'm sure though, as we progress, there'll be LOADS more that they can help us with. Hope their prices are reasonable though - I've noticed that once something is for a caravan it immediately becomes three times the price!

The caravan is a 1980 17ft somethingorother - the brand completely eludes me at present! We got it for $1000 with only a couple of old stinky cupboards in place and the rest stripped - it had been used for storage. We liked it because it has the three triple bunk windows at the back and was basically a blank canvas for us to work with. (Plus, it's all we could afford - we have regular spare income to spend on a renovation, but just no lump sum cash to buy something already done - and we love doing things up anyway)

I will be starting a blog of progress soon, with floor plans, progress photos etc, so keep an eye out. :)

thanks Nutta, if a damaged van place exists it would be great. I'll have to look into that. :) Ta

No, I hadn't even thought of it...but now I'm going too! Yeah, that may be an option, especially to get my specific size - I'll look into the costs of that, thanks for your input.

Thanks Kevin, I'll check it out. You're right, they probably would be cheaper than specific rv sellers.

Thanks Heather, I'll do that. Ta :)