4 season rv recommendations
DW and I are considering trading in our Everest fiver as retirement is soon approaching and we're considering heading out on the open road, indefinitely. Not sure what the future holds but we're looki...
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Ralph Cramden wrote:I agree. There is no industry standard for the term 4 seasons. Often it may not be anything more than a decal. You can stay warm in a tent if you can afford the propane.
"4 Season" is a marketing term the same as "Ultralight", "Lightweight", "Amish Craftsmanship", "Quality and Value", "Azdel", etc.....etc.....etc.
You can only ever get X amount of insulation value from 1/4" coroplast, 2" thick walls, and 4" thick roofs no matter what you stuff into them or print on glossy brochures and put up on websites.
B.O.
