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:Proteus wrote:
There is still a large group of Americans who like the old ways, and eschew modern technology. Stick and tin RVs, obsolete pushrod "big block" engines, wood siding. You'll never convince them to move to that new-fangled Azdel stuff!
Isn't that the absolute truth!!
WoodGlue[/quote
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No reason to keep arguing over the use of synthetic materials in RV's. Personally I don't care for "stick & tin" because of the annual maintenance of checking all those seams for cracks & leaks. But then hard side trailers have delamination problems to contend with.
WoodGlue's Lance trailer is too small for my camping needs plus I'm not a fan of curtains separating the living area from the sleeping area. But if she likes that arrangement- so be it!!
Guess I'm feeling a little cranky today- just winterized my trailer!!:(
Ah but in January will be heading to sunny - warm Ft. Myers for the winter..... :B
