ooner or later, just about everyone who owns an RV has come to grips with the need to maintain, repair or replace something. It just goes with the territory. Heck, that’s why RV Enthusiast exists — to help guide do-it-yourself readers through the processes involved with easy-to-follow step-by-step methods.
But not everything needs to be fixed. Sometimes, what you’re really looking for are ideas to make these space-challenged homes on wheels more user-friendly. Who, for example, couldn’t use a bit more space — or add needed “tools” that take less space?
Here, then, are a number of solutions RV Enthusiast editors have found in their travels for making life on the road just a little easier. They range from sublimely simple (adding a plug-in adapter with multiple ports) to repairing exterior trim molding and creating additional interior storage — but they all have one thing in common: helping to bridge the gap between an RV and a brick-and-mortar residence.
