Why would they use the ridgey outside walls like that? It looks like it would create more wind resistance and be less aerodynamic. Also looks tough to keep clean! I have seen old TTs with dirt in every groove.

You're looking at a "Stick & Tin" trailer aka: Aluminum Siding!WoodGlue

WoodGlue wrote:You're looking at a "Stick & Tin" trailer aka: Aluminum Siding!WoodGlueIs that good or bad?

It's totally a matter of taste.My preference is the smooth wall, easier to clean.

Aluminum sided trailers use wooden studs, combined with house insulation and luaun (more wood)This isn't my preference at all!WoodGlue

What's with the ridgey exterior walls on the Jayco TTs?

drae0814
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
I like the smooth wall very easy to clean if you keep up with it
WoodGlue
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
Aluminum sided trailers use wooden studs, combined with house insulation and luaun (more wood)

This isn't my preference at all!

WoodGlue
hddecker
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
It's totally a matter of taste.

My preference is the smooth wall, easier to clean.
MookieKat
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
WoodGlue wrote:
You're looking at a "Stick & Tin" trailer aka: Aluminum Siding!

WoodGlue

Is that good or bad?
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Aug 28, 2013
Pricing & weight
WoodGlue
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
You're looking at a "Stick & Tin" trailer aka: Aluminum Siding!

WoodGlue