Front Bunk area, still removing roof. You can see a PO added 2x4s on the inside to support the roof. Across the top above these 2x4s were 1x2 steel tubing, and they had carriage bolts going through sandwiching the roof in between. It actually was holding up rather well, other than the leaks had caused everything to rot.

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Comment by Sandy & John Bressler on July 1, 2011 at 10:00am
...geez...what a project!
Comment by Tim Dailey on July 1, 2011 at 2:01am

The original roof was a mix of Styrofoam sheeting and some plywood mixed in for support and then sandwiched between paneling and aluminum.   Winnebago called this a "Thermopanel".    At one point the roof sagged, probably due to leaks and the PO installed metal 1x2 steel tubing across the top, and right under the steel tubing was a 2x4, both of which you can see in the picture.   With the original roof sandwiched between them, he bolted them together.    There were 4 placed where they did this, then they beefed up the air conditioner area with some metal angle as well.   Had it not leaked, it would of held up, thought a bit ugly.

Comment by Sandy & John Bressler on July 1, 2011 at 12:55am

are the old roof supports metal...are those original and you changed to wood?

 

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