Hi - I've found, over my 47 years on this planet, that sometimes when I think something is wrong, it is exactly the way it should be and I'm the one who is mistaken.
So, before I caulk the backsplash in our new shower that appears to have been omitted, can someone confirm that this is not how it is intended and I should have caught it in our PDI?
My 2011 Roo 21SS was the same way and so is the 2015 Shamrock 21BD we just acquired.
IMO, the lip on the tub runs up behind the wall panels and does not require
caulk. You could caulk it, but it could be a place for grim and mold to grow.
alfista- thanks for asking this question. I've been wondering the same thing about my roo.
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2019 Rockwood Roo 235s
2010 GMC Sierra
Me and DH (aka the Bearded Guy) and as many kids and grandkids as are available at any given time.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. - Edmund Burke
My 2011 Roo 21SS was the same way and so is the 2015 Shamrock 21BD we just acquired.
IMO, the lip on the tub runs up behind the wall panels and does not require
caulk. You could caulk it, but it could be a place for grim and mold to grow.
My 2011 Roo 21SS was the same way and so is the 2015 Shamrock 21BD we just acquired.
IMO, the lip on the tub runs up behind the wall panels and does not require
caulk. You could caulk it, but it could be a place for grim and mold to grow.
We got a confirmation from a dealer and service engineer at FR that it runs up 6"'s behind bottom Lip but I may still caulk it to prevent moisture build up
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