I ve never seen a weight limit on any roof of any brand of rv.
Rv roof weight limits.
Every one i ve walked on flexed quite a bit but figure you re on 1 2 plywood at the most on a top of the line unit or 3 8 or less on the entry level each having rafters on 16 centers.
I walk on mine all the time.
There are many comments in rv forums that in general an rv roof is able to support 250 lbs.
The limit is more space then weight last time i was on my roof i was with shannon from easton electric motor service.
So we know that being able to walk on an rv roof depends upon the kind of structural support the roof offers but what separates a strong roof from a weak one.
Dave solberg discusses some of the differences from the framework to the placement of components such as roof vents and ac units.
If you follow the safety tips mentioned in each section in this article you should be good to go.
Gawr gross axle weight rating is the maximum allowable weight each axle assembly is designed to carry as measured at the tires including the weight of the axle.
Tips for walking on an rv roof.
Walking on the roof of your rv is not outlawed.
But on an average the rv roof should be able to handle one persons weight easily.
You know it was not a roof problem but it was in the area of.
Fiberglass this type of rv roof is hard to the touch and is a bit more rare than a rubber rv roof because the material adds cost and weight to the rv.
Gvwr gross vehicle weight rating means the maximum allowable weight of the fully loaded vehicle including liquids passengers cargo and the tongue weight of any towed vehicle.
Most just list walk on roof which i suppose you could take with a grain of salt.
I have looked at the manuals and specs of several rvs and found no information about the amount of weight an rv roof will support.
But it is very hard to find any solid information on rv roof weight limits.
What weight can the rv roof handle.
You ll discover why.
The tow vehicle and rv each have a gvwr.
Make sure to check for the weight limit of the roof before taking your first step on it.
I have seen 6 or 8 lawn chairs on top of a rv roof at a nascar race.
A normal human average weight of around 250 lbs to 280 lbs should be the limit for the roof.
Obviously the answer to this question depends on the condition of the rv roof at that time.
Safety is always first especially when you are on top of an rv roof.
He s a good 200 pounds plus i m over 300 and there was nothing to suggest any problem except for the one we were fixing and since he services electric motors.
