Replacing Cabinetry in Lil Snoozy

[MJoan]

We recently purchased a used 2012 Lil Snoozy. The cabinetry above the sink near the rear entrance is falling away from the wall. We are thinking about replacing the cabinetry and are looking for suggestions from those who have gone that route. We are trying to avoid making holes in fiberglass for obvious reasons. Would love to have some advice from those experienced with the process.

[charlsara]

Are you sure it is falling away from the wall? It may be the caulking has pulled away from the body or the cabinet. Shake the cabinet and see if it is tight. It should be screwed to the wall and to the cabinet on the left. Sometimes the caulking will pull away in certain temps and when the temp changes it will look fine. It is only cosmetic. If the screws are loose that is a different story.

[charlsara]

If you want to replace the cabinets, they can be fastened in the same places as the old units. Most of the cabinetry is fasted by bolts through the belly band. The tall cabinet between the windows has a single stainless steel screw through the body up high. At least my 2014 is like that. There may be some minor differences with early models.

[MJoan]

Thank you so much!

[Mike Magee]

Let us know whether the cabinet really is coming away. Inquiring minds want to know!

[Borrego Dave]

And some pictures.