Long-term review - Outdoors RV Timber Ridge
I haven't been on here much the last few years, since not long after purchasing our 2011 Outdoors RV Timber Ridge 270DBHS. I figured it was past time to post my overall experience with it. Well, t...
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Otterman wrote:
Forgot to mention, the one thing I wish Outdoors RV would have added (and maybe they have since, I don't know) is a roof vent either in the main room or in the bedroom. There is only one vent, in the bathroom. An additional one with a Fantastic Fan would be an awesome addition.
Also, two options I had the dealer install before I picked it up were a MaxxAir vent cover and slide awning. Both were worth the money.
My 2014 Creekside has vents in both bedrooms. They do seem to actually listen to customer requests.
My only real problems have been with the Schwintek system. So far so good on the replacements, but that only covers 2 of 4 slideouts, so I still worry about the other 2. Plus I had some problems with hot water lines freezing below 20F, but the factory added more insulation and it has been freeze free since!
And, like you, I really wish it had dual pane window. However when I bought they were on a 1-year lead time and waiting that long on windows wasn't worth it. I use reflectix for now, but plan on swapping them out at some point.
