I had the same issue with mounting or making repairs requiring
a screw in the walls in my RV. As you have figured out the walls
are not that thick to hold a wood screw.
My solution I found online was "jack nuts". You can buy them on
amazon, etc. They come in different sizes depending on what you
are doing. There is a jack nut tool you can buy which is very
helpful and makes it easy to use. They are much like a
expandable molly that you use in hour home. But they are
thinner for the thin walls in the trailer.
I had a few window curtains headers which we hit at the screws
simple did not hold them in place. The Jack nuts were a perfect
solution for the wood screw replacements.
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