RE: PORT A POTTIE......HOLDER

[MtnCamper]

 Foxyladies
I made one. Here s how I did it. I took some scrap plywood (3/4" ?) and sat the potty on it. Then traced around it for the size of the footprint. And sawed it out. Then after a trip to the lumber yard for some 1 1/2 square legs 6"  long and brackets, began the assembly. I screwed the brackets on with 4 screws, and the legs screw into the brackets.  Put it all together and flipped it over. Measured the one in the house, then measured the one in the camper. Took the legs off, and corrected the length of them. Now they are the same height.
 
 Here is a bonus that I discovered, When on the road, the porta potty goes into the cabinet. The stand gets flipped over, and a 20lb. propane tank will fit right in between the legs. A bungee over the top and I have a non tip over, holder for the extra tank. That in turn slides right between the folded down galley and the potty storage cabinet. Been using this for 4 years now. Works great.

[Tim5055]

 Foxyladies
I have photos on the bottom of my [link=http://www.title-3.com/potti.htm]Porta Potti Page[/link]

[wiininkwe]

 Foxyladies
Okay, here s how the lazy camper does it.   I realised that if I set the pottie on the stepper door, it s just right.   Of course, we have the AAR, and the pottie is only used for nighttime emergencies, so no one see it.
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[Wayfarer]

 Foxyladies
Click [link=http://www.geocities.com/thewayfarers2002/PottyWheels.html]here[/link] to see the one I made for the Coleman Utah.

[topcat7736]

 Foxyladies
Well, I didn t make anything. Instead, I measured the bottom of the potty and went to a hardware store. While wandering around, I found a wire dish drain thing whose legs were the right size for holding the pottie. So, to set it up, I turn the drain upside down (letting the legs stick up in the air) and press the potty into them. Raises the height to the same as a regular toilet, keeps the bottom from getting scratched, gives it a firm base, won t be harmed by any water on the ground and the only work required was shelling out $3! []