(2) PEX adapter fittings – you’ll only need these if you’re hooking up to PEX too We have PEX water lines throughout our camper, so we used the included adapters like these to transition from the standard size threaded hot/cold water lines to our brass PEX adapter’s size. (2) Adapters for your plumbing hot/color lines to your plumbing. Teflon plumbing tape – it may or may not come with the faucet, but it’s a good thing to have around just in case you ever need to work on any surprise plumbing.įaucet – ours came with pretty much everything we needed, but if you use a different faucet you may also need: We only cut one hole based on our style of faucet and personal taste since we didn’t want to use the wide/oblong deck plate that was included, and we custom-made our counters so it didn’t come pre-drilled with three holes like some pre-fab counters do. Our faucet required a hole between 32 and 47 mm diameter, so we used a 1.5” hole saw. Hole saw – to cut your counter for the faucet.
#Rv stainless steel kitchen sink install#
Our brass kitchen faucet install shopping list: Plus, it packs a big design punch for a such small little thing, and we like that around here. Our faucet has been installed since April and plumbed since May (boy, how time flies), and though we haven’t really used it a whole lot (since we still haven’t quite completed our gray water storage tank install), it’s safe to say we LOVE our brass faucet (and sink setup) so far! It’s the perfect size/proportion for a small (98-square-foot) camper and the faucet spout is able to swivel 360 degrees, so it’s great for moving it to the side and out of the way if needed for a little added counter space when the lid’s in place. While not quite a prequel necessary to install a faucet, if you missed how we installed our under-mount kitchen sink – complete with a snazzy countertop lid that basically doubles our usable counter space when we’re not using the sink for sink-type things – you can find it here. (We’ll cover all that more in detail down the road in a more robust camper plumbing post.) AND we wanted to share that this faucet isn’t an “RV” faucet, meaning you can install any faucet you want (read: more/attractive options) as long you have a separate water pump up the water line from the faucet. Today I’m here to hopefully dispel that myth so you feel confident to swap out that old busted faucet you’ve got, or – if you’re like us and are starting from scratch – install a brand new one for the first time without having to call out a plumber. I feel like this is the kind of stuff that gets a bad rap for being a difficult, overwhelming DIY home (or camper) improvement project. Today we’re back and sharing how we installed our brass kitchen faucet. Do you ever have something on your to-do list, then all of a sudden you look up and it’s a month later and you still haven’t done it? Yikes! All of them are fabricated from premium quality materials to serve you for years to come.Hey y’all – sorry it’s been a minute since I’ve posted on the blog.
In addition to them, we provide all necessary installation hardware and associated accessories, such as drains, sink strainers and threaded stoppers, sink covers, drain connections, and many more.
On our website you can find round, oval and square sinks along with double sinks made from different materials, including plastic, chromed steel, stainless steel, and even ceramic. RV sinks are available in a variety of forms and designs to complement just about any interior and fit a kitchen or lavatory room of any size. You must admit that an ability to wash up for dinner and clean your utensils after a meal is one of the basic yet crucial things which make your RV experience better. Just like your house or apartments, an RV can be equipped with a lavatory and/or kitchen sink of different shapes and sizes to provide you with home-like comfort on the go.
Beyond a doubt, one of them is an ability to travel with the comfort of your home. For sure, you have plenty of points as well. There is a countless number of reasons why people like RVs, drive them and live in them.
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