Why all manufacturers do not use composite?
Since purchasing a Evergreen Everlite trailer new in 2010, I have wondered why all builders of rv's do not use composite materials rather than wood in their construction. I have had no worries or issu...
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I heard that the average TT owner trades for another after six years. It is cost and features that influence buying.
If the buyer likes the floor plan and features the rest of the sales pitch is just hype to them. I doubt the potential for roof leaks is given much thought.
The stick and tin boy will tell you the dreadful tales of composite delamination. So too the tales of rust and corrosion of metal beams among wood users.
The fact that after all these years there are still several TT manufacturing processes, tells you that none of them are vastly superior in cost or performance.
If the buyer likes the floor plan and features the rest of the sales pitch is just hype to them. I doubt the potential for roof leaks is given much thought.
The stick and tin boy will tell you the dreadful tales of composite delamination. So too the tales of rust and corrosion of metal beams among wood users.
The fact that after all these years there are still several TT manufacturing processes, tells you that none of them are vastly superior in cost or performance.
