Whatever are these?

[Ridgewoodwoody]

Could anyone please tellus what this (these?) are? The brass thing is on one side of the bathroom wall about 9 inches above the floor and the white cover thing with Fiamma on it is at the same height on the other side in the bathroom. The dealer we bought from didn’t know and there doesn’t seem to be anything on the Fiamma website to help. Apologies for the poor photos but angles were quite awkward.

thanks

 

[pappajohn]

No idea what the brass coloured thing is but it doesn't look original, I suspect it would have brass screws if it was.
Is there anything on the other side of the wall to the white box.... It looks like a snap on cover similar to what covers the internal bolt heads for a Fiamma awning, obviously it not the purpose but could be something similar.

 

[Ridgewoodwoody]

The bras thing is exactly the other side which made us think they were, literally, connected in some way.

 

[gus-lopez]

The brass thing is usually to clip up something that lifts ,opens etc.

 

[Speve]

The brass bar is part of a locking door bar that would fit on a household door to allow it to open with a restriction on how far like a door chain

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[movan]

Not worked out how yet but is there a pull out 'line' behind the fiamma bit that hooks onto the brass bit, giving some kind of shoe rest for whilst in shower?

 

[Ridgewoodwoody]

No. Should have mentioned that the Fiamma cowl seems to be masticed to the wall - maybe to cover the protruding screws of the brass thing?

 

[Guigsy]

Is there a bike rack the other side of the wall for the Fiamma cowl? Is it just covering a stiffening plate and bolts?

Does the brass thing hold back a door when travelling?

 

[Minxy]

Ah, I thought you meant the brass thing was on the opposite side of the washroom, not literally on the same wall but rear side of the brass thing. So yes the Fiamma cover is likely to hide the ends of the screws as you can tell from the picture that they are way oversized for the 'clip' thing so will go through and out the other side.

What the brass thing is used for is anyone's guess!

 

[pappajohn]

No. Should have mentioned that the Fiamma cowl seems to be masticed to the wall - maybe to cover the protruding screws of the brass thing?

I thought you meant the cover was on the opposite wall to the brass object... Not back to back.
I suspect it is to cover the protruding screws.

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[2 Jabs]

I would take them both off and either fill the holes with a small dab of silicone of an appropriate colour or add a sticker or such like.

 

[movan]

I would take them both off and either fill the holes with a small dab of silicone of an appropriate colour or add a sticker or such like.

So would I.

Because sure as heck once you do that you will find out what they are for, and need them.

 

[Trevor Wbm]

Imagination working overtime ... it's a door catch repurposed to be a handy place to hook spectacles whilst in the shower. Or to hang a hangar with a robe on, or summat.

 

[Ridgewoodwoody]

The only possible explanation that has occurred to us is that the previous owner had a dog or pet alligator that required tethering during a journey. It is clearly part of a door catch recommissioned.

 

[Eggs]

Imagination working overtime ... it's a door catch repurposed to be a handy place to hook spectacles whilst in the shower. Or to hang a hangar with a robe on, or summat.

It would want to be a very short robe... 9" above the floor.

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[Trevor Wbm]

It would want to be a very short robe... 9" above the floor.

Missed that, d'oh. Not a terribly good place for specs either!

 

[lorger]

Could it be to hold the shower door in place while driving, our Adria the shower screen feel off quite easily

 

[Minxy]

Do you by any chance have a removable worktop extension, sink cover or small table top? If so it could be meant to hold it securely when you travel.