in our camping trailer there is a white trim on the top of a curved wall around the bed would this work as a replacement how would it attach??
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Hi Debbie, I'm a consumer like you who happened to have bought the Camco Vinyl Trim Insert product. I've helped some other potential buyers who have had questions and thus my reason for writing you. It's difficult to answer your question because of some variables only you may know. Let's start with your current trim. How is it affixed to your RV wall. This trim from Camco was manufactured to replace trim found in a metal trim rail, usually run along the RV exterior. Installation is simple, once you pull out the old trim with a screw driver or other tool. The new trim strip bends with your fingers in half down the middle, across its 1" width, and pushes down into the RV metal trim rail. When you release your fingers the trim expands into the U shaped trim rail channel and allows the trim to hold fast in a slightly bowed shape. The very outside edges are slightly thicker which help anchor it in the railing. I'm not familiar with trim channeled railing being used on RV interiors. This trim is about 1/16" thick and an 1" wide. Its soft and flexible and perhaps could be used for your application with out a railing by applying an adhesive to one side or putting small finish nails to hold it place. Hope my words help you! PS. I'm married to a Debbie, I find them great folks!!! :-) Regards, Dan
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I don't think it would work very good, I think if you search out camper parts.com, you will be able to find the correct molding that you need
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It is really made for a 4" square trailer bumper. I suppose if you use some sort of "blocking" material to make up for the missing 1" it might work, but it would have to be put on really tightly. If you did this and the carriage bolts that are supplied were to start loosening, you could have a real disaster.
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it will function but it is too thick to place trim and you would need to use doubble stick foam tape to mount because holes are different. But it works
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Mine is placed in the left corner of the bed. I only use it when I load my trailer then remove it, so it is only temporary. I have it set up with Velcro, easy on/off. It might work that way for you. Put it under the lip of the bed, if it doesn't work, just put it outside on the corner then remove when the unit is loaded.hope this helps
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If your bed liner goes straight down from the rails probably would not work, the cover fastens to the bed under the rails. You may have to cut out a slot for the locking handles to secure to the bed rail.
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Hi Kelly, I bought and installed on my RV replacing the OEM vinyl trim. It worked great. The measurement is the total width, not just the exposed area. You will squeeze the material in half allowing it to fit into your trim and spring open to fill it.
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the toolbox sits on the sides of the bed so I would think it would prevent you for using a camper shellhope that helps
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You do not need to screw attachment into molding/trim. The piece that you screw into the wall can slide up and down along the pole to clear trim/molding so you don't damage it. For example, I have trim that extends about 3 inches from the floor so the lower attachment piece was slid up a little to clear the trim so the gate would mount flat without damage to any trim boards.
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open the zippered cover, and decide. I think it could be cut... but I also think it might fit in you camper. If it is a bit long from head to foot, it should be ok. We use it for camping, on a steel Walmart frame and it is Awesome!!! Currently, it is on our box springs at home... ready to chuck out our pillow top mattress!
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For my camper's bumper, this was too wide. I think it's meant to attach under the camper. However, I used plumber's tape [the metal ribbon tape] and wrapped it around the Valterra and the bumper then used bolts with nuts to hold it on. It didn't come loose in over two years. Best of luck.
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Hi angelica, as one person mentioned, it attaches to the inside/underneath lip of the sidewall. The attachment is kind of like a flat, upside down hook. You only need for there to be something for it to attach to. So, if your bedliner covers up the folded part of the lip, leaving nothing for the hook to attach to, then you're either out of luck or you'll need to cut a hole to access the lip.The hook is around 1-1/2 to 2" wide & is designed to fit around the inside lip with about 1/2" wiggle room (probably wide enough to fit w/ a spray on liner).
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Yes. That's what I did. I leaned it against the wall and then used my bed frame to press it snug against the wall.
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There is a flat piece of wood about 8" with a beveled edge Mount that to the wall The horizontal brace on the top back is beveled opposite. That should slide over the wall mount
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Yes, I attached it to the bed frame I already had. It's sturdy and doesn't lean on the wall because I used longer bolts than were provided to attach it to the bed frame. Take the bolts it comes with to your local hardware store and ask for longer ones...
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it grips over the side of the tub. if you have a curved top and not a solid wall, i do not think this will work because you have to tighten it against the body of the tub and if the top is curved over and the tub inset, it won't work.
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Most campers have thin walls (light weight). You would probably need to mount a larger surface area board to the wall and mount the TV mou t go the board. The board would distribute the weight over more wall area.
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Yes but it will look goofy if you don't add custom trim to make the part that is supposed to be in wall look like the rest. Also you need some really good anchors or center over a stud. I wouldn't as it would stick out of the wall quite a bit, 6-7" or so