Covering under belly
I am considering purchasing a 2001 Sunnybrook TT. It doesn't have a covered under-belly. Has anyone ever done a retrofit and installed a covering for the under-belly and added tank heaters. How hard w...
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Yeah, like Huntingdog states, adding insulation to the underbelly area will greatly increase comfort in the cold.
FWIW, I added 1 1/2" extruded foam and sheets of Luan plywood to my hunting partner's old travel trailer under the floor. We were hunting in MN, a stones throw from Canada. In Nov., it can get as low as -20f up there. Insulating the floor made a heck of a difference and our boots didn't freeze to the floor anymore. One year, in the back storage area underneath a bunk, everything liquid froze. After the insulation, that area remained tolerable. Insulating the floor makes a huge difference in comfort and lowers the propane consumption.
FWIW, I added 1 1/2" extruded foam and sheets of Luan plywood to my hunting partner's old travel trailer under the floor. We were hunting in MN, a stones throw from Canada. In Nov., it can get as low as -20f up there. Insulating the floor made a heck of a difference and our boots didn't freeze to the floor anymore. One year, in the back storage area underneath a bunk, everything liquid froze. After the insulation, that area remained tolerable. Insulating the floor makes a huge difference in comfort and lowers the propane consumption.
