There is quality in the RV industry, you just have to pay for it. At the bottom of the food chain they are slapped together quickly , the objective is to get to the show room floor as soon as possible and they build in a $10k buffer to address warranty items on the back end. A list that can be long but not nearly as long as if you'd tear it apart and look, like you found out. The more you spend, the less you have the sort of things you are describing. It's a catch 22, if manufacturers are pressed to deliver higher quality, that will be reflected in price. There is a reason they sell thousands of Rv's like mine. Because educated or not, people are attracted to the price point. I knew what I was buying, the concessions I made were budget and use based. If I had deeper pockets I would have ordered a Newell.
