Trailer frame flex

[Slick87SS]

Hey all! I have a hill behind where I park my camper,28BHBE, that I have to back up at an angle in order to get around a utility pole and get into the street. I have to do this each time I leave to camp. I am concerned that it this is causing the frame to flex and causing damage to the trailer. My cabinet doors over my love seat,which is in the slide, have separated at the corners. No other trim around the slide is damaged just the doors. Also my shower flloor is loose on one corner. Not leaking just really sinks when I step there. Must be a support out of place and not sure if that is caused by flexing up this hill or just a warranty issue.
I would think that the trailer could take the maneuvering but I could be wrong. What do you all think? TIA

[ALJO]

Trailer frames are designed to take the flex and it is a mandatory to have flex. If they would make things to stiff, something have to give (break). The same is for the suspension, if the would make to ridged thing would break.
When the doors did separated it is caused by something else. You have to look for another cause for this separation.

[JetTech]

You might run some lines of tape diagonally from one bottom corner to a few feet up the opposite corner in your shower before backing up that hill and see if any comes loose or tears. If so, that'd be a good indicator of when it's flexing. Just an idea.

[BigJohnD]

NOT the trailer frame flex causing any of that. Just coincidence. On the cabinets, pretty easy repair, but something caused by a brain fart in craftsmanship (common), on the shower, I went and added additional supports to the unsecured thin plywood and 2x4 pieces under the shower base. Not uncommon either to see what you've mentioned, and a LOT more.

[Slick87SS]

Thanks for the info. Puts to rest some of my worries. I will definitely be trying the tape trick. I am still well under warranty for these issues so I am confident they will be taken care of. Thanks