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With the gap as wide as it is (1/4 to 1/2 an inch), and the fact that the shower wall is very thin and moves very easily, I'm not sure silicon would make a very good seal. Or if id did make a seal it would be easily broken. Also In order for the tape to be effective, I fell like I'm going to...

I called the number you provided, and they said there's supposed to be a piece of 3m tape at the top that would serve to both keep there from being a gap and to keep water out. I just too a look at the trailer, and there's definitely no 3m tape there, so I guess it was forgotten. I'm a bit...

I was asking to see if other trail runner owners have a trim piece that I am missing. it seems like there's a piece missing. And if there's not a piece missing, if that's just how it's designed, then I wanted to provide feedback for the manufacturer and give them an opportunity to correct and...

I hear what you're saying, but I'm a short man, and my head is as high as that seam. With as small as that shower is, I don't see how yo can wash your hair and NOT potentially splash that high. Even with low pressure, the water bouncing off of my head is certain to hit that wall above the seam...

The very first thing I'm doing to my brand new 2011 FQBS is adding a small lightweight 15" lcd monitor to the bunkhouse. I've got the mounting all figured out. All I need is to know the easiest way to access the cable line. I know it runs overhead because that's the direction the cable goes...

I don't really understand that, TBH. I mean, regardless of how high the water splashes when you take a shower, water is absolutely certain to get between the shower and the wall sooner or later, either through splashing or through condensation.

Ok, just bought a brand new 2011 Trail Runner 27FQBS. Getting ready to go camping this weekend for the first time in it. In the bathroom, I noticed what seems to be a pretty major oversight. At the top of the shower/tub, the seem between the show/tub material and the wallpaper is unsealed. In...