Adzel...real world benefits? Drawbacks?
I've seen a few manufacturers tout the use of Adzel, which appears to be a world of improvement over marine grade wood in terms of weight. What real-world benefits does that translate into? Any draw...
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WoodGlue wrote:
I'll be sure to tell Lance and Winnebago, Coachmen and other manufacturers that they messed up when choosing Azdel for use in their products.
Please, stick with your stick and tin R-7 housing insulated trailers.
I'm with Terryallan on this, if you don't like it, don't buy it.
WoodGlue
Really? Good take your ball and go home LOL....maybe go post over on the RV-juniors.net forum,. more appropriate for your attitude.
There is certainly nothing wrong with Azdel, sounds like it's an extruded reinforced polymer much like fiberglas....
While it is true that it is rot-proof it does make trade offs in terms of insulating value vs wood, ability to hold driven fasteners, etc.
You were the one that opened this discussion by stating that Azel has NO disadvantages, and that is simply not true. Doesn't make it unsuitable by any means, you are just trading other features for rot-proof, that's all....
OR was the real reason for you post to point out that your Azdel-built rig is far superior to the other POS trailers that have filon/luann construction?
