Bubbled on the Roof

[DuffMan]

That looks similar to what I found on ours during PDI... turned it in and GD is replacing the roof on our 2020 311BHS.

[grumpypapa]

[QUOTE=Wicked ace;277402]"We are looking into upgrading to a brand new 2020 Reflection 337RLS at Tampa Lazydays. After some walk through I noticed some bubbles on the roof. Should I be concerned?"

I would be and am concerned on mine. It seems the sheathing under the roof cover was not attached to the rafters or trusses. The sheathing is allowed to move and flex instead of being held rigid. That's what is causing the membrane to lift like that. The bubbles on mine are mid way between the main rafters such as where the A/C and vents are placed. They are also soft to walk on at these seams, there is little to no support under. This again raises my concern as each time I go up to inspect the roof they get more prominent..
I had my trailer at the dealer, retrieving it last week. While there I bought up the question with the service writer, who did get the body shop foreman to look it over with me. He professed up and down that's how they are and there is nothing wrong. I'm crossing my fingers, I've had enough troubles.[

[grumpypapa]

lucky you ,,our roof leaked since new and gd has completely ignored me.

[Handydc]

I took a roller and rolled them out and they disappeared.

[hughj555]

I had same thing on my Solitude when brand new from factory. They all went away in a few months. All the time was at home in Florida so maybe the high temp helped?

[DonaldC]

I also had several on my 2020 unit. I rubbed them down by hand on our first shake down outing. Our was about 1-2 week old at the time.

[Running on MT]

Had the same issue on our new Imagine 2970RL. Dealer said it would settle and not be an issue. I made them note it on our paperwork.

It does seem less bubbly now...

Mike

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