Slide Toppers
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N Smock
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In my opinion the answer is you bet. Keeps all the leaves sticks and so on from jamming in the seals.
Nelson
Nelson
Gary RV_Wizard
Site Team
I wouldn't be without one - they keep a lot of trash off the top of the slide. But if you don't use the rig much or stay in open areas where leaves and such don't clutter the top of the slide, maybe you don't need one. Some slides bring in water that may have accumulated on top (even dew) when you retract them, and if you have one of those a topper is really nice.
PPL Motorhomes seems to have decent prices on this sort of thing, but RVUpgrades.com is my favorite for accessory type purchases. The prices are fair (though not always the very lowest available) and the service is excellent.
PPL Motorhomes seems to have decent prices on this sort of thing, but RVUpgrades.com is my favorite for accessory type purchases. The prices are fair (though not always the very lowest available) and the service is excellent.
Ron
Moderator Emeritus
I suggest you contact the manufacturer of your RV and ask them for recommendations and comments as to location to fasten the slideout topper. There is likely some solid structure in the area just need to find out where it is.
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