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acritzer
Apr 09, 2017Explorer II
RedRocket204 wrote:harley4275 wrote:
If the ledge you are talking about around the shower is the part where the shower walls meet the tub/shower floor pan, then leave it unsealed as that is where any water that may get behind will drain. The tub/floor pan has a lip behind so water cannot get in . The top of the walls should be sealed and the edges also.
Yes, exactly.acritzer wrote:
Are slide out interior corners prone to cold morning condensation? The kids noticed some moisture on their pillows. I felt droplets, but seemed to be condensation.
Are you venting your trailer, even if it is cold outside? Humans expel a lot of moisture from breathing and condensation WILL form in a non-vented enclosed environment.
Thanks, that helps with the shower.
We keep the bathroom vent over all the time, but the bunk room is fairly isolated and the kids didn't have any windows open that morning since it was cold. I'm pretty certain it was just condensation.
Any thoughts on the outside trim? It's hard to describe exactly what it is. A trim piece that fits into a groove around the slide. Seems very strange that they wouldn't all fit flush. A couple do, but a couple just come up short.
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