Topaz Bathroom

Hello,
I am grateful for any guidance - I have a 2006 Topaz, but the plastic surrounding the wardrobe and cupboard above it in the bathroom, has cracked and perished.  The wardrobe door has now detached itself!

I have limited DIY skills, although will have a go if I can.  Is there somewhere I can buy a replacement, or a DIY fix that might work?

Firs time poster so will try and add a photo.

Thanks so much, for any help.
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I notice you live in Oxfordshire.  Most plastic parts on AS vans were made by Cheltenham Laminates, perhaps worth a word with them to ask if they could do such repairs as they might not be too far away from you.

Ahh thank you so much, I’ll look them up. Cheltenham not too far, as you say. Thanks for prompt reply.

One problem with this type of panel is that as far as I'm aware they are not laminated panels - they are vacuum-moulded. Maybe Cheltenham work with that type of process as well, but when I had to repair the rear internal panel on the Trooper, the manufacturer's label on the rear of the panel was not Cheltenham.

The only way that I could carry out a repair on ours (caused by a previous owner shutting the tailgate with the rear cupboard door open) was to use epoxy adhesive and an aluminium reinforcing panel on the back. It has held up well - I think now at least 6 years and the repair is still strong.

Thank you all very much. Sounds like it might be a common problem. I’ll give the Cheltenham folk a ring in the morning and see what they say. I haven’t dismantled the cupboard yet or taken the surrounding panel off, as it’s our main storage area and if I can’t fix it, I’m slightly stuck. I’m wedging the awning bag against it as we travel at the moment to stop the door falling off!

Thanks for the welcome to the forum, it’s a great resource you all provide. I’ve had the van for nearly 10 years with very few problems and absolutely love it, but she’s beginning to show her age. Took her to the south of France last summer and she was a dream (although turned into an oven on wheels in the 40 C heat).

Thanks again.