Drip from roof screws

[deltheblue]

I've noticed every morning a drip from the screws on the roof net clips surely not condensation anyone experienced this

 

[MrNick]

I get this too - I always assumed it WAS condensation? Not sure...

 

[deltheblue]

I get this too - I always assumed it WAS condensation? Not sure...

It is cold at night at the moment but it seems alot of water for just condensation

 

[ArunAlec]

I get it too! Sure it's just condensation. I might stick a bit of foam insulation tape on one just to see if it still gets wet.
If it was a leak the headliner around the screw would be wet rather than the screw head.

 

[Hotel California]

That's a odd one....
I might think it's condens to ....the screw in the roof frame could be a cold-bridge and the moist from breathing,...ect can condens there...
Water ingress should be visible on the inner celingfabric also.
But keep an eye on it.

 

[Borris]

The only answer is to stop breathing.

 

[deltheblue]

Cheers all

 

[Jabberwocky]

Condensation, don't worry.

 

[deltheblue]

Condensation, don't worry.

Reassuring cheers

 

[WelshGas]

Cheers all

I can almost guarantee this is condensation and an indication of inadequate ventilation when the vehicle is occupied overnight. The roof canvas vents are inadequate if more than one person is sleeping. Need to have the front windows ope a fraction protected by some window deflectors http://www.climairuk.com/search.php?mmy_mode=apply&fmake=78&fmodel=1015 or use Brandrup Window vents.

 

[Bigted]

We sleep 5 up and in the winter you get condensation! Just air the van fully after any trip and/or use a dehumidifier. Opening the front windows helps but with 5 breathing it's going to happen!

 

[CannellWalker]

Yep, we get this too.