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Originally Posted by nmcmilla
My concern was water could get between the vanity panel and the top of the shower pan. Plus, there was no way to dry that strip -beneath the vanity -since you couldn't get your hand in there to mop water up.
I called Thor to see if there was an approved solution --there wasn't- but gained authorization for my dealership to provide a solution --which they did. It isn't the most elegant visually involving silicone and a plastic looking strip below the stainless steel side of the vanity/ top of shower pan, but now I do not worry about that happening while showering. Nancy
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I see how that could be an issue. I think I will just cut a piece of wood to size to fill that area. Going to add the vent covers next week, that will give me something to do until a trip comes up. I set a warranty repair appointment up with my dealer a couple months ago but I have been tinkering and have everything in pretty good order now so I can actually cancel the appointment.
Have any of you folks aligned the front end or had it checked out?
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