ShaKen
Free Member
Hi all
I was giving my MH it’s first wash (by me) and noticed that the vent grills (top and bottom) are pretty big and it crossed my mind as to how waterproof they are going to be (it’s on a 2018 Chausson).
Fair enough in a little rain I’d expect the grill to do its job of deflecting the water away and the interior would stay dry, but surely if your running down a motorway in the middle of a heavy downpour, some water must penetrate the grill and enter the back of the fridge/freezer?
I took the grills off for a look and there doesn’t appear to be any special water penetration protection - just the standard timber / panels used for the construction with exposed edges right at the point where water could do some damage.
Am I being overly concerned? Is the Chausson design a poor one or the norm? Should I do some additional water protection work behind the grill to ensure water doesn’t penetrate the panel edges?
I was giving my MH it’s first wash (by me) and noticed that the vent grills (top and bottom) are pretty big and it crossed my mind as to how waterproof they are going to be (it’s on a 2018 Chausson).
Fair enough in a little rain I’d expect the grill to do its job of deflecting the water away and the interior would stay dry, but surely if your running down a motorway in the middle of a heavy downpour, some water must penetrate the grill and enter the back of the fridge/freezer?
I took the grills off for a look and there doesn’t appear to be any special water penetration protection - just the standard timber / panels used for the construction with exposed edges right at the point where water could do some damage.
Am I being overly concerned? Is the Chausson design a poor one or the norm? Should I do some additional water protection work behind the grill to ensure water doesn’t penetrate the panel edges?