Covered vs Uncovered Underbelly
While looking at travel trailers I've noticed some have covered and some have uncovered underbelly. I realize most have very little to no insulation, and some have radiant heat or forced heat from the...
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GrandpaKip wrote:
Having had both, I prefer uncovered. We don’t camp in cold weather, so heat and insulation don’t matter.
Our previous 2007 RVision TrailCruiser C21RBH had a sandwich floor & enclosed underbelly, our previous 2008 K-Z Spree 240BH-LX had a solid wood floor & enclosed underbelly, our current 2014 Coachmen Freedom Express 192RBS has a solid wood floor & open underbelly and I've not noticed any significant difference in comfort level inside any of these camper when the temps are between freezing and ~ 100F. What I don't care for is having to open up an enclosed underbelly for any repairs or modifications I may want to make - a real PITA compared to an open underbelly where the entire underside of the trailer is readily accessible.
