While you’re probably more concerned with the number of slides, sleeping capacity, and overall RV length, there’s one important feature you shouldn’t overlook.
An association that represents 450 RV manufacturers and numerous aftermarket suppliers.
It's a stamp of approval on an RV and its construction. RVs certified by the RVIA wear a shiny black-and-gold sticker near the entrance of the RV.
The certification ensures that members maintain specific standards when constructing their RVs.
The RVIA certification means the RV was built and lives up to the National Fire Protection Association safety standards, and the structure qualifies as an RV.