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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wmoses wrote:Crawfordville wrote:
Reading this thread no one would ever have to ponder why there are wars in the world over religion, politics and now RVs.
Let it go
Quit beating a dead horse
You're acting like a "bunch of old ladies"
Move on already
Lighten Up
Hehehehe ... you have not seen anything yet and there is no real war in this thread ... yet. ;) Now if the topic was tires, that would be another story.
There is so much "technical speculation and rumination" that I often wonder what time some folk have for camping, and when they do go camping what do they do? :)
Ha ! Ha ! ...well Wayne....I'm in the camper for the winter in Arizona, so, there 'ya go...while I'm camping I have time to chuckle over posts on the forum.
I think it is interesting that some folks believe that if moisture gets into the walls of these azdel trailers, that no mold or mildew will occur. Someone pointed out several pages, and a few months ago that just because something is plastic does not mean mold/mildew can't grow. His point was, turn off your refrigerator, close it up and come back in a month or so and check it out.
Ah well....to each his own. I am sure enjoying the warm winter here in Arizona in my luan-walled trailer.....
