EPDM ... Walls?

I think a unit that is 100% bed liner would be more applealing to me.

mustangglp wrote:
EPDM is the same thing as inter tube for a tire so I don't think I would want it on the sides kind of soft.

in the same way that mud is the same as adobe bricks..

there are a wide variety of "types" of epdm - we use it on the facilities i work with for roofing membrane, it is tough enough that we can walk on it and run motorized equipment across it.

I would be considering a product like water and ice potentially. i'm not sure that it is pratical, cost effective or even wouldn't look flat out stupid.. just was thinking on it. I know that a lot of owners have resorted to "unique" solutions to their camper woes and didn't know if anyone had found a good product for it. (looks like no, because it probably isn't worth it)

EPDM is the same thing as inter tube for a tire so I don't think I would want it on the sides kind of soft.

The basement and underside of the wings on my 2008 Okanagan are covered with the same material as the roof. So far it is holding up great. I do not think it would be a great idea on the sides though.

Unless it was bonded very thoroughly, I think it would tend to sag over time.

AnEv942 wrote:
Interesting, Other than it would look pretty bad very quickly between the material itself and the caulking needed to seal it- might work. Material is pretty soft so I see on sides being torn easily-cost wise unsure, Would be heavy. Dont know if glue long term would hold in vertical-would be a pain if you had to open up.
Look like a big marshmellow?

hmm, that is a good point about it being soft. i've not actually used the stuff so i don't know what it feels like. i'm just curious about these sorts of things :)

Interesting, Other than it would look pretty bad very quickly between the material itself and the caulking needed to seal it- might work. Material is pretty soft so I see on sides being torn easily-cost wise unsure, Would be heavy. Dont know if glue long term would hold in vertical-would be a pain if you had to open up.
Look like a big marshmellow?