Roof Construction--Pros and Cons?
Up to this point we've only owned a trailer and 5th wheel and both had a rubber roof. We didn't have problems with either RV and maintenance consisted of replacing the caulking every 5 years. I no...
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They all have seams so all need to be checked and caulked so no win there either way.
Fiberglass is said to be superior but there are units that they peel back and when it does break/crack it's a lot more expensive.
TPO does produce more dirt and streaks but when it gets damaged it's a lot easier and cheaper to repair.
TPO roofs are VERY durable and will withstand a lot of abuse and time. Fiberglass although a solid roof is very thin.
Fiberglass is said to be superior but there are units that they peel back and when it does break/crack it's a lot more expensive.
TPO does produce more dirt and streaks but when it gets damaged it's a lot easier and cheaper to repair.
TPO roofs are VERY durable and will withstand a lot of abuse and time. Fiberglass although a solid roof is very thin.
