ScottP Posted February 3 Share Posted February 3 Found van in store with flooring frozen solid, then when returned, all soaked through capets etc . Dealers think snow has blown through skylights ?? Anyone else heard of this ? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Brecon Posted February 3 Share Posted February 3 It is not uncommon under certain conditions that water, or snow can be blown under the rooflight and into the van as the rooflights are not a sealed unit and are an integral part of required ventilation. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
SuperRed Posted February 3 Share Posted February 3 27 minutes ago, ScottP said: Found van in store with flooring frozen solid, then when returned, all soaked through capets etc . Dealers think snow has blown through skylights ?? Anyone else heard of this ? We had water that we could not account for on the floor in our van. The only explanation is the extractor fan / roof light. It hasn't happened since, fingers crossed. Quote Coachman VIP 575. Mercedes ML 250 auto, One wife, three kids, five Grandkids. Link to post Share on other sites
Glen and Les Posted February 3 Share Posted February 3 It's perfectly feasible that fine drifting snow could've blown under the lip of the Heki skylights. We had a similar thing happen in our house a few years ago. A day or so after we had fine, drifting snow, we had water stains on our ceilings upstairs. The snow had melted, but we'd been completely unaware of any in our attic. We now check up there if we've had a snowfall. It only happens with that fine stuff in windy conditions. Quote 2019 Ford Kuga 2. 0 (150 bhp) AWD Manual and 2017 Coachman Pastiche 565. Link to post Share on other sites
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