Sunseeker Construction
I note that Forest River Sunseeker Class C advertises no wood construction in the walls. What does this realistically mean? If water gets into the wall will there be no structural damage? What abo...
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Lumpty wrote:It sounds like "The Right" Sunseeker may be "Built To Last". Interesting about that new interior wall material. Do you know if the walls are vacuumm bonded?
Sunseekers have an aluminum frame, and utilize Azdel composite in the sidewalls instead of the more common luan. Azdel will not soak up water and swell like luan does, greatly reducing/eliminating the chance of delamination. That, combined with a crowned fiberglass roof and standard rear and optional front fiberglass caps makes for a very durable house, probably the best construction available in a conventional "C".
BTW, you are right about aluminum wall & ceiling framing. I stand corrected on that being the material of choice. I am fixing my earlier reply.
