Best Three Season Bottom Floor Insulation
Been trying to wrap my mind about how to go about insulating the bottom of our three season trailer. Our little Sunnybrook Harmony has exposed tanks and I am in the process of installing tank heaters....
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For tank heating pads, surf: http://www.modmyrv.com/2008/07/17/rv-holding-tank-heating-pads
If using heating pads, suggest using 110-120V AC version - since 12V version sucks lots of 12V power from onboard batteries.
I still don't understand why some folks don't like Spray Foam (CC - contractor grade) under their RV/TT. I applied under my RV/TT and its amazing stuff. And, it isn't too much work to install. For comparison, surf: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBu19XyBLLA
After seeing benefits of before and after with my own eyes, IM RV/TTs should use Foam (spray or vacuum bonded) as minimum factory build.
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If using heating pads, suggest using 110-120V AC version - since 12V version sucks lots of 12V power from onboard batteries.
I still don't understand why some folks don't like Spray Foam (CC - contractor grade) under their RV/TT. I applied under my RV/TT and its amazing stuff. And, it isn't too much work to install. For comparison, surf: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBu19XyBLLA
After seeing benefits of before and after with my own eyes, IM RV/TTs should use Foam (spray or vacuum bonded) as minimum factory build.
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