Jayco quesions
I guess I can't make up my mind what I want. We have had in this order from 1982?: Cabover, Class C, big gap & then retired, 5th wheel, 5th wheel, cabover. The wife is having issues with the stairs in...
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suprz wrote:TxGearhead wrote:
Yeah I'm just trying to crack the nut if the fiberglass roof is laminated like the exterior walls, or if it's real fiberglass.
Im guessing they are using a molded one piece roof and its being blown into the mold with chop strand like a boat hull. Probably cause its cheaper. But i'll bet you can call Jayco customer support and get an answer. 1-800-517-9137
It's real fiberglass. It is a large one piece sheet placed on the roof then bonded with some type adhesive. They apply it like a big blanket, then cut the opening for the roof accessories. It is not the same as the exterior walls. It's thick enough to do the job, but thin enough to follow the contour of the roof. It is walkable, but not the 3 inches from the side edges. This is where it rounds over the corner, but that's not really a problem. One important thing is make sure when you get up on it, you don't have any stones stuck in your shoes so you don't scratch it. I definately like it better than the rubber roofs.
