Slide Topper Rail Height
After replacing my slide floor due to leaks, I am taking every precaution I can to prevent this from happening again. One of the things I would like to do is to install a slide topper awning. My sli...
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JJBIRISH wrote:
It will pool a small amount of water, but that should be of no concern… its not enough to hurt anything and most will blow off on its own when the rain stops…
I don’t run my slide in to drain it off, and never saw a need to, if its still there when I leave it will drain off at that time…
I hope you found the source of the wet slide floor… unfortunately some are built to fail with water wicking up from the bottom of the floor where the topped may or may not help…
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Thanks I think the water wicking up is what I have. It was getting the carpet wet beside the slide. That is fixed but still gets just damp in one corner when the slide is in. Every crack and seem has been resealed. It rained like 2 inches today It has a place in the corner about the size of a quarter. but that is still to much. Who knows what I can`t see. If it is slanted just a small amount to the side of the slide it does not do it. But I don`t like knowing it can do it and just knowing it is not right. The cover mite help as I think the water is running down the frame beside the slide. and the cover I got gives me about a four inch or more over hang on each side of the slide. So if it was getting in the frame at the top it mite stop it but still want to find out for sure how it is getting to the floor.
