Not as bad as the subject title
Recently came back from a week away and had a little problem with the over cab locker where like most folk we store our bedding. I am sure that many others must have had the same problem so looking for suggestions/solutions.
On getting the bedding out we discovered small damp patches. This I found was due to one cross member not being covered thus we had cold metal into warm cab instant condensation onto the bedding were it touched. A strip of bare metal about 2 inches (4cm for those of you who speak in new jargon) nicely situated about 6- 9 inches (cant work that one out) in from the door so that it cant be seen when you look into the space.
As you can see from the picture mine is a Van conversion, I am sure that many other of you must have had the same problem Trigano build quality isn't wonderful so that why we all love um always gives us something to do.
Anyway guys and gals what did you use to cure this one hopefully without having to strip out the unit
Thanks for the replys
David
Recently came back from a week away and had a little problem with the over cab locker where like most folk we store our bedding. I am sure that many others must have had the same problem so looking for suggestions/solutions.
On getting the bedding out we discovered small damp patches. This I found was due to one cross member not being covered thus we had cold metal into warm cab instant condensation onto the bedding were it touched. A strip of bare metal about 2 inches (4cm for those of you who speak in new jargon) nicely situated about 6- 9 inches (cant work that one out) in from the door so that it cant be seen when you look into the space.
As you can see from the picture mine is a Van conversion, I am sure that many other of you must have had the same problem Trigano build quality isn't wonderful so that why we all love um always gives us something to do.
Anyway guys and gals what did you use to cure this one hopefully without having to strip out the unit
Thanks for the replys
David