Lance roof noise?

Gdetrailer wrote:
As long as it is a rubber/vinyl,TPO, EPDM membrane it WILL be quieter than a RV with a METAL ROOF as far as rain goes..

As far as campground noise transferring into a RV via the roof, I think you will have MORE issues with the walls, windows and doors than the roof. RV walls, doors are paper thin and very little insulation (R3.5 typical) between you and the outside..

Artic Fox most likely has higher value insulation than a typical RV which will account for a quieter interior.

Single pane windows in a RV are virtually transparent as far as noise goes, meaning they attenuate noise very little and are pretty darn efficient transferring the noise to the inside..

I would recommend verifying the R value of insulation of your target RV vs the RV you now have, the higher R value not only means better heat/cool performance but a quieter interior..

Double check to see if your target RV has double pane windows, it DOES make a difference in sound transfer via windows..

Something else to consider, roof vents will easily transfer outside noise to the interior so if noise is a huge issue to you, might want to skip RVs with roof vent in sleeping area..

ThanksGdetrailer, the old trailer had the tpo roof also and yes I was talking about the noise transfer through the walls also. And yes as others are saying the older we get the quieter things become