FT RV Living in Winter conditions
Greetings all. I am considering moving into an RV for full time living. I am a single guy with no children to be concerned about and am now looking at a BT Cruiser style RV, still undecided on weathe...
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Can it be done ? Sure. There are folks on this forum who are doing it.
RVs are not insulated worth a d**n. They bleed heat (or AC). Notice how there's about a 2 ft air gap under them which helps all that cold wind to completely encircle the rig. There is no room in the walls to have 2x6 insulation.
Listen to the folks who are quoting propane consumption figures; then find propane cost and do the math. Supplemental heating with electricity will not be cheap either.
It will be cheaper (ands way less work) for you to rent an apartment or house.
RVs are not insulated worth a d**n. They bleed heat (or AC). Notice how there's about a 2 ft air gap under them which helps all that cold wind to completely encircle the rig. There is no room in the walls to have 2x6 insulation.
Listen to the folks who are quoting propane consumption figures; then find propane cost and do the math. Supplemental heating with electricity will not be cheap either.
It will be cheaper (ands way less work) for you to rent an apartment or house.
