Hi
Gang:
All
Dave says is true, and I contend that most of the corner
leakage happens when you are not camping. Just a car port
might be enough to keep the corners dry. If our camper had to
set outside I would at least keep a dehumidifier running
inside, roof up or down.
Carl.
On 7/23/2023 9:05 AM, elegy3983 wrote:
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They¡¯re supposed to help protect
that area, but it¡¯s a complex, moving area, and
historically the combination of hinge seals wrapped around
the corners plus the plastic water shields attached to the
roof corners has not guaranteed full water ingress
deterrence. Nor has the factory¡¯s lame attempts to caulk
that area. Water still wicks through that area with
resulting damage to wood, as evidenced by numerous
instances of sidewall and floor water damage, coil spring
tail eruptions through the sidewall skin, etc.
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The only sure way to protect those
corners is to wick water flow away from them.? Water not
only flows into the area from the roof over the sides, but
also down the edges of the roof side extrusions.
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Dave
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You
don't think the hinge seals protect the corners???
Carl