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Hoping to get some ideas for durable, cold weather skirt

Brettmm92
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Explorer
I had an idea, but after googling I found there are many ways people make a decent skirt. I'm ahead of winter this year and want to make a decent, reusable skirt and was hoping for some feedback. Originally I was thinking some water resistant, mold proof, thicker vinyl (I'm assuming marine vinyl would work) with some snaps epoxied to the camper. But I was wondering if anyone has any experience or advice about it?

Thanks ahead of time!
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mat60
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Explorer
Should I feel sorry for the guy when he comes back on and looks at some of his skirt help? 🙂
2018 Heartland Trailrunner 24 SLE... 1999 old style Chevy 2500 with 34k

GordonThree
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Explorer
maddog348 wrote:
for you or the camper??


Wool or a synthetic blend?
2013 KZ Sportsmen Classic 200, 20 ft TT
2020 RAM 1500, 5.7 4x4, 8 speed

mat60
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Explorer
See allot of old farm houses up here still using Hay. Two inch foam board and plastic also.
2018 Heartland Trailrunner 24 SLE... 1999 old style Chevy 2500 with 34k

donn0128
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Explorer II
FrankShore wrote:
Hay bales work great, if you have access to them


Except for the mice it attracts.
If your wanting something temporary a roll of heavy duty visqueen, some 2x4s and a roll of duct tape. 90% of the deal is stopping or at least slowing the air movement under the RV. Adding a couple of drop lights and your underside should be toasty warm in all but the most extreme cold.

FrankShore
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Explorer
Hay bales work great, if you have access to them
2014 F-250
2014 Minnie Winnie 2351DKS (Traded In-Burnout-Use A Surge Protector!)
2015 Arctic Fox 22G (Great Trailer But Heavy - Traded In)
2018 Lance 1685 w/ Solar & 4 Seasons Package
1999 Beneteau 461 Oceanis Yacht
En Norski i en Fransk båt - Dette må jeg se!

maddog348
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for you or the camper??