Home RV parking
I'm thinking of pouring a concrete slab for the wheels on each side of my TT and a smaller one for the tongue. Anyone have any thoughts about this?
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jbjuices wrote:If you're thinking about a free-standing structure that assembles like a kit and is then covered with a roof or walls, there is a an amount of fastening using metal panels. Most are done with a self-drilling screw. If you want to disassemble it, those screws need to come out and rarely, can they be reused in the same hole. The frame also is some work to assemble/disassemble.
Question on the Metal Canopy...I'm considering building one at the place I store my trailer and wondering if 1) I should have them put metal all the down the sides and 2) if they're easy to take down if we'd have to. I don't plan on ever moving storage areas, but questioning it just in case.
If you are thinking about disassembling a steel sided pole shelter, forget about it. The roofs and walls are nailed with substantial fasteners. To disassemble one, you need to cut every nail head off.
If I was using rented storage, a free-standing kit with a tarp type material might be a better choice. For long term parking, since I live in snow country, I'd look for covered storage.
