damp

Hi All ...my first post here. We had a Lunar Delta ( our 4th van ) that leaked like bucket with no bottom so we decided to upgrade...went to the 'show' and ordered a Bailey Evora. One year on and at first service it has damp and spongy floor on both rear corners, bubbles in the internal roof...

We have a much loved Coachman Amara 2006 that we’ve had for 9 years. It’s been cosseted, adapted and greatly enjoyed. Pre pandemic we got it serviced regularly but we didn’t use it for the past three years because of Covid and then my husband’s ill health. Sadly when we got it serviced recently...

Good afternoon, I've recently noticed, after taking the van out of storage, black spots and pimples, in front of the hot water tank and spreading aft under the bottom bunk bed. this is only in spots and not extending from the sides. I've checked the underside of the floor, with damp readings...

I've been hearing that the Bailey Alu-Tech caravans have a tendency to let water seep through. Is this true? I would have thought that since they use fewer panels, they would be much better at preventing water ingress. Does this also mean that the Alu-Tech caravans also get a lot of damp? I can...

Is it worth getting a moisture meter? What exactly is it used for?

Is there any specific caravan makes or models that are particularly bad when it comes to damp? If your caravan does have damp, will it dry out?