What kind of RV appliances are in the Housewares collection?

This collection covers the appliances and interior gear that make a camper livable: RV refrigerators and Norcold replacement parts, microwaves, cooktops, range hoods, RV washer dryer combos, mattresses, and kitchen accessories. Brands include Furrion, Dometic, Norcold, Greystone, and Suburban. Confirm your model number and cutout dimensions before ordering to make sure the replacement matches your existing opening.

Will a travel trailer appliance from this collection fit my RV?

Fitment depends on the cutout, voltage, and fuel type (120V AC, 12V DC, or LP gas). Measure the existing appliance opening (width, height, depth) and check whether your rig is wired for the amperage the new unit requires. For built-in microwaves and cooktops, the trim kit dimensions matter as much as the appliance body. If you are unsure, text or call 817-984-1852 with your RV make, model year, and the part number you are replacing.

Do you carry 12-volt RV refrigerators for boondocking?

Yes. We stock 12V DC compressor refrigerators that run directly off battery power, which makes them practical for off-grid camping and solar setups. Compressor models cool faster than absorption fridges, work at steeper angles, and draw roughly 4 to 8 amps DC depending on size and ambient temperature. Pair one with a properly sized battery bank and solar input for multi-day boondocking.

What shipping options apply to housewares orders?

Smaller kitchen parts, mattresses in a box, and accessories ship standard ground. Larger appliances such as full-size RV refrigerators and washer dryer combos ship via truck freight, with the freight cost listed on the product page. Orders over $100 on qualifying items ship free. For freight deliveries, inspect the carton on arrival and note any damage on the delivery receipt before signing.

Can I replace an RV microwave or cooktop myself?

Most built-in RV microwaves and cooktops are a direct swap if you match the cutout and trim kit dimensions of the original. Microwaves typically use a standard 120V outlet behind the unit and mount with screws through the cabinet face. LP cooktops require a gas line connection and a leak check after install. Always shut off shore power and propane at the tank before starting the job.