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    Posted: 08 Aug 2013 at 7:12am
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I cut my shower hose about 2in. Below the faucet and reconnected it with a right angle plastic 3/8 in fitting. The hose is out of the sink and passes directly to the right and up to the shower head. If some body will tell me how to post a picture I will show what it looks like.
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We removed the bathroom sink in our new 172. It was the first mod we did.  Just covered up the hole with some vinyl flooring squares. Not pretty but good for now. Also have a new faucet coming that is just a shower faucet with no diverter.  

We will probably resurface all the bathroom walls with some lightweight panels in the future.

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Yeah, that first pic is very Frankenstein.  Functional, but not a thing of beauty.
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I don't have a bathroom sink, but if I did and wanted to remove it, I think I would find it best to just cover the entire wall with a sheet of new laminate.

I didn't intend for that photo to be taken seriously, but I am amused by it.

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Nice job...looks good!  Have never had to use my sink.
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We like the sink and prefer not to wash hands in the kitchen sink.  Just a matter of preference.  It really doesn't take up that much space.  And the faucet in ours works fine even with the shower coming out of the bottom.

I did look under the sink, and the hole is quite large.  From the "free-style" cut and the jagged edges it looks to me like an assembler took a sawzall and chopped most of the paneling away under the sink to make room for the trap and other plumbing.  It would take a chunk of something to patch over the top of the paneling and then be calked over.  Not impossible but some care would have to be taken to make it look good.
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I'd use caulk.  Either white or clear depending on which would blend in better.
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If you took it out what material would you use to fill in the holes?
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The sink wasn't added until the 2011 models I believe.  My 2010 (built in 2009) doesn't have it and I'm happy about that.  If I bought a new pod that would be one of my very first podmods, pulling it out.
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