More new alum skinned campers than fiberglass
Went to an RV show last week & noticed the majority of these new campers are aluminum skinned rather than fiberglass/filon skinned. Has anyone else noticed this trend in new TT's?
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Out of warranty means sticks and tin to me. If something happens I can repair it. You can effectively repair Delamination. You can replace it, deal with it, or sell it. Damaged aluminum siding is affordable and easily accessible.
All options require maintenance. All will fail if left unattended. I personally like the wood option. I think if feels warmer in the cold. The wood trailers feel more solid than most lighter weight options. I like knowing wood is in the walls. Just personal preference. Aluminum framing can still deteriorate it just doesn't rust. But it still will rot and or fail! Just in its own way under the right conditions.
All options require maintenance. All will fail if left unattended. I personally like the wood option. I think if feels warmer in the cold. The wood trailers feel more solid than most lighter weight options. I like knowing wood is in the walls. Just personal preference. Aluminum framing can still deteriorate it just doesn't rust. But it still will rot and or fail! Just in its own way under the right conditions.
