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Naio
May 31, 2017Explorer II
The foam would be lying on the corrugated steel floor of the van.
I suspect it is important to preserve the air space between the corrugations. It has multiple large holes as part of its design, and I think it collects condensation from behind the walls and allows it to drain and/or evaporate.
So I want a floor that is relatively, but not completely, impermeable that sits on top of that.
As I said upthread, I am talking about the pink or blue 4x8 sheets of rigid foam used in s&b insulation.
I suspect it is important to preserve the air space between the corrugations. It has multiple large holes as part of its design, and I think it collects condensation from behind the walls and allows it to drain and/or evaporate.
So I want a floor that is relatively, but not completely, impermeable that sits on top of that.
As I said upthread, I am talking about the pink or blue 4x8 sheets of rigid foam used in s&b insulation.
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