RV Quality
Always amazed me how the RV industry gets away with poor quality product. If you purchased a Toyota Camry you are in the $26,000 range. If you purchase Volvo as example in $66,000 range you do see the...
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bpounds wrote:
Quality means something different to each individual...
4x4ord wrote:
I am satisfied with our 5th wheel and I know it has a reputation of being a high quality RV. Yet many places I look I see cheap. Cheap drawer slides; cheap hinges; cheap outside latches; no self leveling; no full body paint. It was a very expensive trailer when it was new and yet it could be considered cheap.
This is an example of what I was trying to say. Self-leveling or full body paint are features, and you can have a well built quality trailer without those things. Those are features, that you would expect to pay extra for. If you don't have them, your trailer might still last for decades. I would agree about drawer slides and cabinet hinges, assuming they break or screws pull out prematurely showing a lack of quality. No disrespect meant to you or your post, just using yours as an example of how opinions differ on quality.
I want stuff to not break and function for a long time. That is my definition of quality built. Anything else are features, which I can shop for and see before signing on the line (signature lines are not dotted anymore)
