Window/Wallpaper crinkle

[crussian]

I thought I had posted this issue a few days ago but received no replies so I thought I would look for it but I can't find it anywhere. I thought I had posted it in the Oakmont Owners Forum and then this forum. Anyway, I could have had a senior moment.

The pictures I am posting have to do with the crinkling of the wallpaper that is close/next to a couple of windows. The 5th wheel is set up at my house in Arizona so not much humidity and that may be the culprit. Just not sure. And yes, I am out of warranty. Just not sure what caused the condition of the wallpaper. This occurs on 3 different windows in a couple of different locations.

Anyone know, for a fact, what causes this to happen?

Thanks in advanced.

C&J

 

[Garypowell]

I saw it a few days ago and checked back in to see if someone had an answer.....guess not.

If I remember correctly you say it is "dry".....maybe you have some air intrusion at those spots....maybe a smoke test would help.

 

[crussian]

Was thinking something along those line. Can of air up against the outside window and see if anything shows.

Thanks

C&J

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[Roller4tan]

?Windows settling in opening?

snug up on the screws

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[hoefler]

WIndows are moving around in the opening, tightening may reduce it, but large windows won't flex with the coach as the wall flex.

 

[crussian]

Probably, the wallpaper is dry, so not much can be done now. Will check around rubber seals and go from thete.
Thanks
C&J

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[TravelTiger]

I have seen this on our previous ElkRidge. It was next to a window. I didn't think much about it, it was hidden by the window treatments. Since we had taken our rig to very cold and very warm places in our ownership, I just figured it was due to "extremes".


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[rxbristol]

I have it on a couple of windows. I believe it's caused by the installation of the windows at the factory.