Insurance Company giving me a hard time
2001 Trail-lite 5280-s 5th wheel camper. I have owned it since 2002 (purchased from dealer new as last years inventory). Camper is stored out doors since day one in Michigan. Well, we had record sn...
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That seems like a poor design for a roof.
It is similar to a SIP used in sticks and bricks homes. The difference being in a S&B they aren't used in what amounts to a flat/very low pitch roofs. Then on top of that channel out the foam for ducting which would weaken it more.
I can easily see this not holding up to the weight of a large snow load especially if the snow is wet or starts melting and refreezing.
I would be curious as to what the manufacturer specs out the snow load rating of their roof design.
It is similar to a SIP used in sticks and bricks homes. The difference being in a S&B they aren't used in what amounts to a flat/very low pitch roofs. Then on top of that channel out the foam for ducting which would weaken it more.
I can easily see this not holding up to the weight of a large snow load especially if the snow is wet or starts melting and refreezing.
I would be curious as to what the manufacturer specs out the snow load rating of their roof design.
