Roof items clash with caravan cover
15 replies
young thomas replied on 29/08/2018 13:39
commeyras replied on 29/08/2018 14:57
raysenior replied on 30/08/2018 13:23
young thomas replied on 30/08/2018 16:06
Posted on 29/08/2018 14:57 by commeyrasNot necessary. The better makes of cover are model specific and should allow for the aerial and cowling. However if you have a cover which requires you to remove these then I would not like to break the seals so would follow BB's advice.
Posted on 30/08/2018 16:06
C, they may well be 'tailor made' for the job with regard to shape, but my point was about leaving a caravan undercover for a long period and whether this was 'henerally' a god thing or not.....
I've had MHs for ten years and have never had the slightest inkling to cover any of them...
ok, we don't leave it on the drive for very long before we're off again, but I'd be very conscious of 'breatheability' re comdensation considering how many stories we get concerning damp..
yes, it will keep leaves and dirt out....and rain....but I'd be more concerned about things like mould, damp etc....
Tinwheeler replied on 30/08/2018 16:42
young thomas replied on 30/08/2018 16:45
Tinwheeler replied on 30/08/2018 16:59
Kerry Watkins replied on 30/08/2018 17:16
young thomas replied on 30/08/2018 17:22
Posted on 30/08/2018 17:22
what's that got to do with anything?
i wouldn't put a breathable (or otherwise) cover in a MH either...
we here many stories about mould in caravans, probably manifest during periods of downtime, adding a cover (of any sort) during such a period is, IMV, more likely to exacerbate this type of situation than prevent it.
...and if it's not used for 'periods of downtime' why bother with the hassle anyway?
JVB66 replied on 30/08/2018 17:37
Posted on 30/08/2018 16:45 by young thomasyes I know they are.....(supposed to be.....) but this doesn't change my view.
raysenior