magicsurfbus
Free Member
I have a 2005 CI Carioca 656. As I stand at the back of the van looking forwards I have 2 crosswise bunk beds behind me, the toilet/shower is on my right and the kitchen units are on my left with lockers overhead. Where the toilet/shower unit wall ends, above the gangway, the ceiling is causing me some concern. If I push up on the ceiling panels there is a fair bit of give. The mobile fitter who does our hab checks and other work reckons the horizontal roof spar may have snapped. We have a Maxview Crank Up satellite dish fitted close to this point, adding extra weight on the roof. There has always been a slight dip in the roof where rainwater collects, but surely the ceiling shouldn't move that much?
Anyway, my query is this (and I'd particularly welcome the views of those in the servicing/repair business) - if the spar needs fixing, is it best approached from below or above, and roughly what are we looking at in terms of cost (to the nearest £100)?
Anyway, my query is this (and I'd particularly welcome the views of those in the servicing/repair business) - if the spar needs fixing, is it best approached from below or above, and roughly what are we looking at in terms of cost (to the nearest £100)?