This shows the pre-existing cross piece used to attach the wall. I used it for the front support for the Vacuum, and bolted the Vacuum in place. A 1
The 110V receptacle wiring, TV Cable, and 12V DC wiring for the compartment light were relocated from the position shown to the left against the wall.
view of the right side of the rear bracket, which mounts to the first floor joist. This bracket angle had to be trimmed o fit between the joist and t
View of the left side of the rear bracket, which mounts to the 1X2 channel that supports the floor above.
This shows the pre-existing cross piece used to attach the wall. I used it for the front support for the Vacuum, and bolted the Vacuum in place. A 1
Final product with regards to the vacuum unit itself.
Vacuum Hose Inlet mounted on the left side of the second step. This allows the 30' hose to reach all areas of the RV.
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This shows the pre-existing cross piece used to attach the wall. I used it for the front support for the Vacuum, and bolted the Vacuum in place. A 1

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