No RVIA sticker on 2012 Nexus 24P

Have you called Nexus and asked them to email you the spec/build sheet ?
I did for one (2012) I found and it did not have it listed on the invoice.
On a 2013 Nexis I was looking at it was on the invoice and charged $100. for it.

That sticker doesn't mean squat in Michigan. When I insured it, my State Farm agent apparently didn't care either. X2

I find that I want/need to get up on the roof of our RV a couple times a year. I do a quick inspection to check for cracks, and I will scrub down the roof a couple of times per season as well. I'm not feeble, but I don't know of an easy way to get up there without the attached ladder in the back. I would not want to try to transfer from a ladder next to the RV. In a few years, I will want to enternabond the seams, and I will need roof access for that. IMHO, it is a necessity.

It's pretty handy having a ladder. I've never heard much of rvia in our area (Northwest). Honestly, if you are comfortable with it then go for it!

The RVIA sticker is placed on a unit to show that the manufacturer of that unit built that unit to a set of standards put in place by the RVIA, using ANSI and NEC codes for the safety of the end user. The RVIA has inspectors that tour a production plant several times a year, unannounced, to check things on the production line. If a production plant has too many non-compliances, the right to put stickers on can be removed.

That sticker doesn't mean squat in Ohio. When I insured it, my State Farm agent apparently didn't care either.

Sort of like the Dearborn Truck Plant sticker on my pickups.

Personally, I'd contact Nexus with the VIN and see if it originally had one, and if so (I'm guessing it did) is there a way to get a duplicate to stick on.

OFDPOS wrote:
JR257
Run away from this scam/deal as fast as you can! Without the sticker my imaginary friend at DMV says you'll get 10 years in the pokey without it.
Oh and you'll never be able to register it too !

NOW
Tell me where this illegal non stickered 24P is and I'll deal with it ! :)

No No really don't thank me for saving you the hardship and stress you will endure if you go through and buy it, really there's no need to.
Your welcome in advance !!

Just tell me where it is !!! lol

My State Farm agent also wanted a picture of the certification sticker. Told me another customer didn't have one. The manufacturer made him take it to a dealer and have it inspected and pay a hefty fee for both the inspection and sticker.

Well, all I can say is that when I run the unit through it's yearly State inspection, they look at the RVIA sticker. Don't know what would happen if there wasn't one, but I'd rather not have to worry about it.

If you like at some of the RV builders web site under specs you will find the RVIA sticker is a option or is part of some packages. In some cases it says that for some areas it is required. I believe on our spec sheet it showed it under options.