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Posting pics here is a challenge, a little counter intuitive...please keep trying. Since we don't have attachment space for docs, the pics really help sometime with problem solving and reference. 

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This first one is flexible curtain track I've added to create privacy sections in our 178. Basically it allows the queen bed and the kitchen area to be cordoned off for privacy when changing or using the shower. I can basically divide the Pod into 3rds. This is really nice when someone is showering and needs to towel-off and change outside the shower while others are using the table area, or still sleeping in the queen bed.

I started by getting some flexible track, it was this exact brand but a two shorter, 6ft versions.

I cut it to length, did a mod to add a magnet to both ends to hold the curtains in place when fully extended, and installed into the roof.

I found some bedsheets for cheap on eBay in the style my DW and kids like and created curtains by installing grommets and hooks. The curtains can easily be removed if not needed on a trip, or just slid to one side or the other.

The one near the bed didn't require much flexing. It runs straight from the left of the kitchen slide out and then bends slightly around the shower.

To the right of the kitchen slide this one required some finesse to get around the air conditioning and light fixtures. 

This is a redo of the panels that hold in the seat cushions. The originals are flimsy and one of mine snapped in half. My DW if quite happy with this change-out.

I lowered the position of the replacement a bit so that if you're sitting with your legs toward the inside of the trailer, as opposed to directly under the table, it doesn't put pressure on the bottom on your legs, but it still holds the cushions in place.

Here you'll see pretty standard metal shower racks, a recessed water-proof toilet roll holder, the shower sink removed mod, and the shower head Oxygenics replacement. 

Lastly, for this go around, I built the sliding drawer for under the bed. To improve on the furnace, I sealed around it and modified it to pull fresh air from the sides/rear (basically under the kitchen area) and force heated air out through this cutout in the drawer. It's actually made a big difference in how quickly the pod heats up because the warm air is being directed out into the Pod instead of circulating longer underneath the bed area.

I also rebuilt both drawers to utilize the full length of the area that was wasted/unused. For the top drawer I also add a divider that raises up the utensil tray and allows for additional storage underneath.

Hopefully these posts/pictures help others. I know the pictures that others post have been invaluable for me in my "idea search" for useful mods. Thanks