Hi, I have a question on the 32 ft buds after using it this weekend and getting rained on I would like to know if you offer a gutter that would attach over the outside kitchen door as water runs though the hinge and into the kitchen or if you have any other solutions to this problem. Thanks
ATF: North Trail - 32 ft buds 2012
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Shuttlekawk
Member
Same here,I have a gutter over the outside kitchen already and I didn't notice any water issues so far.
ZNK
Well-known member
Yeah. It has to be an oversight! I also have a gutter over my outside kitchen.
On another note, does anyone have a suggestion on how to get the water to run off of the camper and not down the side? I have heard of putting a clothes pin in the end so the water runs down that but I think that would look a little tacky. Any more professional ideas?
On another note, does anyone have a suggestion on how to get the water to run off of the camper and not down the side? I have heard of putting a clothes pin in the end so the water runs down that but I think that would look a little tacky. Any more professional ideas?
Silverado23
Iowa Chapter Leaders
Walmart sells a gutter extension that clips to the existing gutters.
not sure how well the work though.
not sure how well the work though.
boatto5er
Founding VA Chap Ldr (Ret)
The extensions work quite well. I put them on our previous 5th wheel and the streaking ended.
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porthole
Retired
I use the commercial extensions, they come in a 4-pack.
And I lose at least 1-3 a year to trees while traveling.
I have also used the clothes pin idea. It works, and works well, and a bag of pins is way cheaper then multiple packs of the extensions. You just need to get up on the roof to install them (5th wheel)
If you can reach the gutter from the ground I would say give the pins a shot. What you don't use on the gutter you can use on your bags of chips.
And I lose at least 1-3 a year to trees while traveling.
I have also used the clothes pin idea. It works, and works well, and a bag of pins is way cheaper then multiple packs of the extensions. You just need to get up on the roof to install them (5th wheel)
If you can reach the gutter from the ground I would say give the pins a shot. What you don't use on the gutter you can use on your bags of chips.
