In the midst of a bunch of other projects, such as working on the brakes for my traveling Landwhale, I'm also trying to redo the bathroom into something less nasty.

I started with the toilet, and other than the plumbing parts of the RV not fitting the toilet, and other than a part of the wall that hides some pipes and wires being in the way...it went well. So, new toilet is installed and is pretty fancy for an RV.

Now I have to bring the rest of the bathroom up to snuff. Time to work on the sink and countertop.

_{Had to tear out a little rectangle 'hump' that covered the lower portion of the wall behind the toilet, but that's ok...it can be rebuilt.}

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_{Now we move on to the sink. This yellow plastic thing is going away, as will the countertop.}

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_{Goodbye, foul sink.}

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_{It's very tight quarters under the sink in a tiny bathroom. Not a comfortable angle for getting it all disconnected and disassembled.}

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_{Still, it's mostly standard household fittings, with a regular PVC drain and pex fittings.}

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_{Now I take the old countertop to my basement shop and use it as a template atop a new slab of countertop. Going to have to cut it out of the big piece, then cut out the sink hole.}

 

Come back next time when we see how well (or not well) my cutting goes!

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