Extended Warranty

[hogdriver]

I thought Entegra had a 5 year structural warranty against defects.

[Victory Blue]

Originally Posted by hogdriver

I thought Entegra had a 5 year structural warranty against defects.

The wording from the website:

"In addition, it covers the structural integrity (defined as something essential to the manner of construction during the assembly process covering the sidewall framing, roof framing and floor framing) for five (5) years. It covers RVs sold in the United States, U.S. Territories and Canada, only."

[brobox]

Originally Posted by hogdriver

I thought Entegra had a 5 year structural warranty against defects.

yes, that was my reference as to being covered by Entegra, but not much more was said as to how it was being handled.

[weirba]

Originally Posted by brobox

Is it being covered by Entegra?

Yes, we are still within our 2 year warranty.

[weirba]

Originally Posted by EVsCoach

Weirba,

Is it possible to post a few pictures of what you are seeing? That is incredible you are seeing delamination and cause for concern for sure.

jack

It does not show up well on a picture. I found them while cleaning with waterless wash. The Sikaflex used to bond the fiberglass to the wall studs came loose in spots. It is a difficult tedious repair.

[weirba]

Originally Posted by Victory Blue

The wording from the website:

"In addition, it covers the structural integrity (defined as something essential to the manner of construction during the assembly process covering the sidewall framing, roof framing and floor framing) for five (5) years. It covers RVs sold in the United States, U.S. Territories and Canada, only."

This problem is not a structural component. It is a problem with the glue that secures the exterior wall panel (fiberglass) to a structural component (wall studs)

[Tom78418]

It seems one out-of-warranty radiator would be half or more of a typical extended warranty (insurance)