Does sideways excite you?

If I saw one, I'd probably think "....look at the siding on that TT. They screwed it up at the factory. Funny that it got by inspection."

Angled siding used to be popular on houses but it can lead to water ingress and rot and mould. Not convinced that angled aluminum will positively keep water from getting in. I would think in heavy rains that water could run down the seams and get in since water easily gets through hairline cracks on building exteriors. Maybe they plan to use some different type of siding panels or application method?

I think it's just another gimmick and not something I'd be willing to be a guinea pig on, especially in a rainy area like the PNW.

Will this help towing fuel mileage at all?

Jframpey wrote:
Hmm, nice look... It shortens the maximum length of any single panel!

No full length panels! That's why they did it.

Howzzat? No sure I understand what you're saying... How does orienting the panels at an angle reduce their length?

JesLookin wrote:
It's one of those things I wouldn't notice unless someone points it out to me. Then I'd say that's kind of neat & move on the next new and exciting thing.

Same here.

Whoopee...

If they really built one, why don't they show us a picture of it, not just a drawing.

Hmm, nice look... It shortens the maximum length of any single panel!

No full length panels! That's why they did it.

I would love to have heard the discussion at the production facility when they came up with that. Alcohol may have been involved.

Gimmick!