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MFL
Feb 18, 2014Nomad II
My FW is advertised as a 4-season model. I have to say, it is well insulated, as in quiet, and heats/cools easily. The underbelly is insulated, with enclosed tanks and valves. There is heat throughout the basement.
There is a few things that would not work, if really cold, such as the outdoor shower. The water lines go to the unheated area that the propane tanks are in. Also the low point drains stick out the bottom.
I have used it in overnight temps in upper teens with no problem. To call it a 4-season, in the Midwest would not be a true statement.
The glass is pretty thick safety glass, but not double pane. I think it does help for sound reduction. It would not be hard to make it more winter ready, but not for below 0 weather.
Jerry
There is a few things that would not work, if really cold, such as the outdoor shower. The water lines go to the unheated area that the propane tanks are in. Also the low point drains stick out the bottom.
I have used it in overnight temps in upper teens with no problem. To call it a 4-season, in the Midwest would not be a true statement.
The glass is pretty thick safety glass, but not double pane. I think it does help for sound reduction. It would not be hard to make it more winter ready, but not for below 0 weather.
Jerry
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