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hi all,
my beloved 2-berth caravan is exposed to the elements all yr round. Last August I had an inspection/service done and it was found to have several wet spots - the worst one under bathroom sink - where the verdict was "structural damage occuring..." and a few minor ones at other places.
I have had the caravan for 5 yrs, and found that the spot (as visible inside that is) dries up during the summer and improves in winter if I leave the bathroom door open for ventilation.
Now, the inspector, very kindly gave me a verdict as requested - that he personally would not take apart an old c'van such as this, but eventually buy a new one.
My question is: what do campsite readers think, and what time scale do I have to consider. I have no other wet or mouldy spots inside anywhere as yet.
Thanks,
Barb
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