Camco RV Water Filter Stand - Easy, Upright Storage Solution for Filters- No More Ground Hassles! Review

This is one of the very useful items for traveling on wheels. The stand makes it easy to hold and properly position the water hose and water filter without being obstructed by kinks in the hose.

A well made and durable whole house water filter stand that allows you to use a full size water filter with replacement filters for your RV. Great product, very heavy. Would buy again or as a gift for other RV lovers.

Compact, durable and easy to store. Fits my filter perfectly. If it was too big for the filter rim I would just put a small piece of wood between the filter and the crossbar at the bottom when installing.

Works great on unpaved surfaces. Buy this, a whole filter and 3/4" hose adapter and save money by not buying disposable house filters, whole house replacement filters are much cheaper. I prefer a clear filter housing so you can keep an eye on the condition. Filter.

Well done. A simple solution to an urgent problem. Allows extra hose to be easily coiled to keep base area clean and secure. It would be even better if I stopped donating them to the RV fleet after I left.

Anthem; Consumer Advocate Here's the bottom line, guys. It's REALLY expensive for a formed piece of metal. Period. If someone has the time and opportunity, maybe you can do it yourself. Otherwise, you'll pay the price for something that goes with your Camco water filter knowing it's not worth what you're paying for.

Stand holds the Camco filter well. In fact, the filter rests on the inlet and outlet pipes. All in all, it pretty much does what it's supposed to do. The only real downside is that burying it in the ground is sometimes very difficult. If the legs are not lowered almost to the crossbar with the filter installed, the filter and stand may tip over and possibly fall. It's not a major disaster; The filter works lying on the floor. However, if I wanted it to be on the floor I wouldn't buy this stand.

They are very heavy (and heavy). that the water joints actually sit on a loop. It would be nice if the loop was a bit smaller and the wider end of the filter housing sat on top of the loop (to avoid tangling with fittings or threads) - otherwise it's strong and heavy - you'll probably need a hammer to hammer it into the Floor. I use this with the Flow Pur RV dual filter. I bought two of these posts and hammered them into the ground side by side with a rubber mallet and then installed the filter