HMS Beagle wrote:
The structure actually isn't fiberglass. The structure is a sandwich with a thin skin of fiberglass on the outside, thin luan plywood on the inside, and wood glued in-between to take the shear forces. Foam too, but the foam is quite weak compared to the wood. Each of the elements by themselves is weak and flexible, if any of these elements f... not without reason.
We are not discussing fiberglass siding campers, rather fiberglass campers, built out of fiberglass, not wood. Built like a boat. The fiberglass is the structure. There should be no wood structures in these. Bigfoot is one brand. Big difference.
Might be some wood under the floor, secondary structurer..
Good pass on the mold. That is a health issue and not fun to clean out. Though, fiberglass, if you can reach every area, is fairly straight forward to clean, if you can get to it.
