Warwick Duo problem inside of toilet door

We started to have veneer peel away, mainly at the door edges. We used Evostic contact adhesive which we also used on our house kitchen draws and cupboards, again mainly at the edges.

I applied the glue using a child's paint brush, left for a few minutes then pressed together. Also used masking tape to hold the fix together for say half a day.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps

Thanks for the reply.  I think I’ll try glueing it back and see if it looks ok. If not, then I’ll try to cover it with adhesive tiles or roll. The veneer seems to have shrunk, so the cracks may not butt up cleanly.

I rang Autosleepers to see if they by chance still sold the veneer, but their answer message says the parts/spares do not have phones and anyway can only assist with vehicles from 2019 or newer, and to contact the Owners Club! 

This job isn't high on my to do list, but I’ll post a picture when it’s done.
Thanks

Try searching the AS parts dept list of spares and maybe email contact. It’s 2009, not 2019 - they made a mistake.

I think you need to identify the root cause first, have you tried a moisture detector in the cracks, if it is damp you will never permanently succeed in sticking anything to it. I know you don't use it as a shower but these small rooms can get quite damp with condensation in the winter if there is no air circulation.

Tinwheeler: I couldn’t find a readily available spares list to view online at Autosleeper so have registered and submitted a query.

Monty-Plym: Shower never used, much too snug for comfort!
I run an oil radiator in the van during winter, with the toilet door propped open for circulation, with doors opened on a dry day to give it an airing.

Thank you both for your advice.
Gilly