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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ron.dittmer wrote:
Lumpty,
Does the fiberglass roof roll over to the sides? If so, that sounds like a winner to me....of coarse with the 5 sided rear wall and seamless front over-the cab bucket option you mentioned.
Actually, minor correction to what I said about the wall/roof seam. The roof laps over an aluminum trim cap that is continuous down the length of the house between the cabover and rear fiberglass. The side cap in turn laps over the sidewall with a gutter at the bottom. Both laps have mechanically attached trim that is also sealed.
Not perfect, but the best box by far for what is considered a close to entry-level price point unit. It still takes a twice a year lookie-loo to do Dicor touch-up, but in my 2 years of ownership the window gaskets and the radius at the bottom of the cabover-house joint have required far more attention than the roof.
