Question on gutter
I bought a keystone hideout 31rbds a year ago. No issues we have loved it. However we camped in a lot of rain this past weekend and realized something. This has a rear door into the bathroom and righ...
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taylor6400 wrote:
I bought a keystone hideout 31rbds a year ago. No issues we have loved it. However we camped in a lot of rain this past weekend and realized something. This has a rear door into the bathroom and right above that the gutter seems to have a bit of a low area or something as with heavy rain it pours over the gutter right above the door. It then gets in between the door and frame and some water drips into the bathroom when you open the door. The caulking is good so it's not getting behind the door just running in between the door and frame. I put a level on it and tried to see if its low there or sloped up in the back and everything looks fine. IS it just a capacity issue? Anything I can put oh the gutter do direct that overflow to either side of the door? I don't care that some spills out but don't want it happening right at the door. Thoughts or suggestions?
Install RainKap and not only will your current problem be solved, but 95% of any Black Streaks will be history and the chances of any vertical caulked areas ever leaking will be GREATLY REDUCED or ELIMINATED.
Pic during an actual rain storm...
Notice lack of water on the side of the trailer under the RainKap as compared to the area just in front of the end of the RainKap
Another pic of it in action:B
One big advantage is unlike conventional gutters you can't over load a RainKap system and in fact the harder it rains the better it works.
Larry
