Storing travel trailer in a metal building
I’m looking into having an enclosed metal building built to store my travel trailer (and other things). I have an estimate on a stick built that is twice the price and trying to determine if a meta...
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Here in Texas, you have three choices with an enclosed building:
1: Air condition/heat it.
2: Have some form of electric fan to ventilate it.
3: Have some way to open it up so it gets air somehow, like a porch.
Failing to do one of the above will be like turning off one's fridge, closing the doors, and letting it sit... it will be very moldy inside in a short time frame.
If I were building a place to store a motorhome for a long time in a rural area, I would probably do an open pole barn. It wouldn't protect against debris tossed by the winds, but it would shield the rig from the nastiest of stuff, which would be the sun, rain, and hail.
1: Air condition/heat it.
2: Have some form of electric fan to ventilate it.
3: Have some way to open it up so it gets air somehow, like a porch.
Failing to do one of the above will be like turning off one's fridge, closing the doors, and letting it sit... it will be very moldy inside in a short time frame.
If I were building a place to store a motorhome for a long time in a rural area, I would probably do an open pole barn. It wouldn't protect against debris tossed by the winds, but it would shield the rig from the nastiest of stuff, which would be the sun, rain, and hail.
