Feb-08-2018 10:43 AM
Mar-06-2018 12:21 PM
Lantley wrote:rhagfo wrote:
I ALWAYS make it a habit of checking around slides before opening or closing to be sure they are not going to catch on something. Really simple concept! :S
Sounds simple but when you have a multi slide unit in a multi room RV the slides are not always visible to ensure nothing will be damaged
Mar-06-2018 09:59 AM
rhagfo wrote:wnjj wrote:lewisr wrote:
What about flipping the door over so it opens in the opposite direction?
Or doors that lift up (if they’re small cabinets). Or sliders instead of hinges.
I ALWAYS make it a habit of checking around slides before opening or closing to be sure they are not going to catch on something. Really simple concept! :S
Mar-06-2018 09:36 AM
Mar-06-2018 07:56 AM
wnjj wrote:lewisr wrote:
What about flipping the door over so it opens in the opposite direction?
Or doors that lift up (if they’re small cabinets). Or sliders instead of hinges.
Mar-06-2018 07:35 AM
lewisr wrote:
What about flipping the door over so it opens in the opposite direction?
Mar-06-2018 07:25 AM
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Feb-09-2018 10:40 AM
kbooky wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
Personally, I consider it a design flaw. The latches should be such that they need to be unlatched. Driving down the road caused them to open. The manufacturer does not make any mention of tying them closed, opening the slide only part way and checking for clearance.
Having said that, it is only an annoyance, not a reason to bad mouth the Cougar High Country.
I have had to repair other things on the unit to to my inexperience and errors.
We enjoy the unit and have done some interesting and useful things to it. I look forward to seeing what others are doing to customize.