We have a 2015 Rockwood Windjammer 3006WK with an outdoor kitchen which we love, but over the years the counter has begun to sag in the middle. Forest River has changed this design from the American Stonecast Product to a Metal style counter top now. Has anyone had a similar issue with the old design and what did you do to eliminate the sag?
Not specific to Rockwoods, but it seems like MOST outdoor kitchen counter tops end up sagging. They're fake wood and constantly exposed to humidity/water. It's a recipe for problems.
I'd probably see what I could do with some furring strips or 2x4s to reinforce the area. Worst case scenario, you rip it out and replace it with a piece of scrap countertop from IKEA.
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I noticed ours sagged when loaded with beverages. So I cut a piece of 2x4 and propped it up in the middle when we travel and pull it out when set up.That little refrigerator can hold 2 cases of beer lol. That's a lot of weight.
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