CSA Construction

[Summit Pond]

I was looking at this Keystone site page and spotted something I don't remember seeing before: CSA Construction listed under "Options".

Does this mean some sort of Canadian structural code, or is it something different? I can't find any definition on the Keystone site, and a quick search on this forum leads me to think it has something to do with Canada.

Thanks.

 

[JRTJH]

As I understand it, CSA "certification" is a requirement for all RV's sold in Canada. Much like RVIA is a "certification" for RV's sold in the US. The CSA "certification" allows the RV to "bypass" the "normal import inspections and compliance issues"... In other words, it's a means to go to the head of the line and pay your taxes..... LOL

 

[Summit Pond]

As I understand it, CSA "certification" is a requirement for all RV's sold in Canada. ...

Thanks John. It would be nice if advertising material explained their abbreviations, but I'm not holding my breath! That would take half the fun out of it.

 

[66joej]

Thanks John. It would be nice if advertising material explained their abbreviations, but I'm not holding my breath! That would take half the fun out of it.

Canadian Standards Association. We have this label on everything except baby food. I think.