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Post by denisekotz on Apr 25, 2013 8:43:42 GMT -5
I'm not sure I'm posting in the right spot....
I have a new KZ Spree 196s and am outfitting it this week, hoping to camp soon. I'd like to install 4 hooks for towels in the bathroom and a paper towel holder in the kitchen. For the bathroom, I was thinking 3M Command Adhesive hooks. I'm worried though about them pulling the paneling apart. I think the adhesive is great, but I'm not sure the paneling can hold the load. Or I could use "real" hooks, but is it safe to run screws into the paneling? How do you know where the electrical is run?
Thank you!
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Post by majorloser on Apr 25, 2013 11:53:19 GMT -5
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Post by shortlance on Apr 25, 2013 14:52:11 GMT -5
We also have many of the Command hooks in our 5er and think they are great. When I hung a paper towel holder under our kitchen cabnet I had to use really short screws so they wouldn't poke thru the inside shelf of the cabnet so I put some GE silicone between the holder and cabnet and the screws basically just held it in place while the silicone cured. It is a fairly heavy wood holder so there is a fair amount of weight there and 3 years later it was still secure.
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Post by bigdaddynj on May 7, 2013 15:44:10 GMT -5
Command hooks should of been make for trailers. My trailer might be only 196 but it has plenty of wall space.
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Post by amxdreamer on Jun 3, 2013 11:16:09 GMT -5
Over the door holders are great too and come in sizes for small cabinets and doors. No screws to worry about.
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Post by crashvaughn on Oct 14, 2013 14:08:08 GMT -5
I'm not sure I'm posting in the right spot.... I have a new KZ Spree 196s and am outfitting it this week, hoping to camp soon. I'd like to install 4 hooks for towels in the bathroom and a paper towel holder in the kitchen. For the bathroom, I was thinking 3M Command Adhesive hooks. I'm worried though about them pulling the paneling apart. I think the adhesive is great, but I'm not sure the paneling can hold the load. Or I could use "real" hooks, but is it safe to run screws into the paneling? How do you know where the electrical is run? Thank you! I just use an over the door set-up from the dollar store that has four hooks. Works for us. |
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Post by joecamper on Oct 15, 2013 12:20:07 GMT -5
Note that the 3M stuff works really great, but doesn't tolerate real high temps. I, too, have them all over my camper, but when it sits in 90+ degree temps (way warmer inside) they tend to fail, especially if the side they are on is in direct sunlight.
Just my 2 cents.
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Post by shortlance on Oct 15, 2013 14:37:36 GMT -5
Note that the 3M stuff works really great, but doesn't tolerate real high temps. I, too, have them all over my camper, but when it sits in 90+ degree temps (way warmer inside) they tend to fail, especially if the side they are on is in direct sunlight. Just my 2 cents. That is something I never thought about and is good to know. The only time our RV gets hot is when we are on the road--having an african grey traveling with us the AC is always on. |
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Post by joecamper on Oct 16, 2013 13:15:20 GMT -5
You shouldn't have any issues. When we aren't using ours, it sits in the sun and that's when it gets really hot inside.
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