Delamination Insurance
Doing my leg work on insurance companies. Does anyone know of any Insurance companies that cover Delamination if it is from manufacturing fault and not from lack of owner maintenance? Depending ...
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I don't have any data to back this up but I feel a lot of de-lamination problems are due to over-occupancy. Humans breathing, cooking, bathing, etc, etc, produce a lot of moisture. These trailers (especially the lower end ones) just aren't setup to absorb that moisture. This is probably one of the big reasons manufacturers void warranties for full-time use (not sure how they'd know unless you told them).
I see this pattern with houses and apartments. Too many people in a small apartment cause all kinds of problems to the building from all the moisture they produce. And very often there are more people living in a given apartment than what it was designed for.
It absolutely amazes me how much condensation in on the inside of my 5th wheel in the morning after 5 people have slept in it. Along with maintaining the exterior I always make sure and dry it out really well after each use. I leave the heat running on a low setting, leave fans on and a couple windows cracked for a couple days after use to make sure I'm not sealing up bunch of moisture.
I see this pattern with houses and apartments. Too many people in a small apartment cause all kinds of problems to the building from all the moisture they produce. And very often there are more people living in a given apartment than what it was designed for.
It absolutely amazes me how much condensation in on the inside of my 5th wheel in the morning after 5 people have slept in it. Along with maintaining the exterior I always make sure and dry it out really well after each use. I leave the heat running on a low setting, leave fans on and a couple windows cracked for a couple days after use to make sure I'm not sealing up bunch of moisture.
