Buckling counter top

[electrictech]

I have a 2016 Vegas that I purchased new. I have only been able to put 5000 miles on since then. I keep it on my driveway in a suburb of Chicago. I went inside it today and notice the countertop has a slight buckle to it but no water has leaked in. Why would it have done that? Could I put something heavy on it to flatten it out?

Thanks
Just retired Marc.

[cavie]

picture would help. What kind of counter top?

[Bob Denman]

It must be super damp inside your rig...
Has the countertop delaminted; or is it just buckled?
I agree: pictures would really help.

[JamieGeek]

Which model Vegas and where on the counter top?

+ agree a picture would help greatly

[MLP]

I am assuming that the buckle is up and not down. Perhaps something heavy and flat and spanning well beyond the buckle would, but to get it perfectly flat maybe not. If it is in your driveway, you must add a dehumidifier or at least keep the vents open to allow moisture to escape as the temps rise and fall. Wood and pressed board does absorb moisture from the air. With moisture it will bend even under its own weight. You might see if you can add some angled aluminum with construction adhesive to stiffen and support it from the bottom. I would hope the the counter top is mounted on a sub surface. If not, it will bend over time no matter what.