Why aren't slides built with a "pitch"
Why don't they build slides with a "pitch" on the roof of the slide so the water would run off to the front and rear of the camper like it does on a house roof? A couple of inches of pitch would do it...
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lasttruck wrote:
Sloping away from the trailer would lead to a smaller wall that would not fill the cutout.
Arched side to side or peaked would work.
But of course, that would increase production cost. Can't have that.
Couldn't increase costs that much. Would be worth doing as a sales tactic. Water flows downhill. Next camper I'll want this for sure.
