Capehorny wrote:
I'm sorry if this was answered already, but I got to page 4 of not answering the question and the ensuing debate over construction.
1.) What does stick and tin construction have to do with riffled siding?
I have the riffled Jayco 19BH and hate it, just so I can be upfront out my position on the matter.
As stated earlier, RESPECTFULLY.
tatest wrote:
The grooves make the aluminum siding stiffer for a given thickness of material, and thinner siding is lighter.
Manufacturers did this also with other materials, including fiberglass before it became practice to laminate the skin to a core, so that the core material stiffened the wall.
