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Quote: Originally posted by Kit1967 on 14/8/2019
From talking to people l have found that new caravans are worse for damp problems than the old vans ours was built in 1993.
I think the problem is that "back in the day" the people who were employed to build caravans were actually skilled tradesman (carpenters etc) whereas these days the workers are possibly unskilled and just shown how to do a particular job and that's all they do.
Also I think quality control on caravans is pretty shocking, my caravan from new was average at best, and a friend of mine bought a new van and it had to go back to the dealer for a few weeks due to the wet central heating not working and a lot of the cupboards finish was really bad.
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Topic: Wall boards in my caravan
via mobile 13/8/2019 at 3:31pm
