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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Think a lot of slides are built with the roof sloping away from the trailer. Mine is. Makes a lot of sense.
The floor is level, making about a 1-2" difference in height at the outer wall of the slide.
You can see the difference between the outer slide wall height and the height of the hole in the trailer wall when the slide is in all the way.
The floor is level, making about a 1-2" difference in height at the outer wall of the slide.
You can see the difference between the outer slide wall height and the height of the hole in the trailer wall when the slide is in all the way.
