Insulating travel trailer
#1
Super man
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Insulating travel trailer
Hi, I need suggestions to insulate the travel trailer. Which material do you guys prefer for this process? suggest me some DIY methods.
Thank you
Thank you
#2
Senior Member
If you have exposed inner wall ("studs"), then something like CeloTex (hardboard insulation) rates at R7.4 per inch. If your walls are in tact, then a spray foam insulation?
You might find your way over to ExpeditionOverland.com where a lot of "travel" folks hang out. You'll likely get a more thorough list of ideas there.
You might find your way over to ExpeditionOverland.com where a lot of "travel" folks hang out. You'll likely get a more thorough list of ideas there.
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supercarman (02-03-2017)
#5
Senior Member
Uh, depends on the type/class of foam used...
#7
Do your research on this. There are several types of foam insulation out there and they are not equal. Some are flame-spread resistant, some burn very nicely and create a nice, thick, toxic smoke when they do burn. Spray foam is nice because it acts as an air barrier also, stopping drafts. The downside is it's expensive and you need several inches to get a decent overall R value. Look into doing an inch of spray foam to stop the draft, then using batt insulation inside of the spray to help with R value and keep cost/weight down.
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#9
Hang on. This forum is good but there's a much better place to ask these questions - the best place around for building and modifying trailers is the Expedition Portal (http://forum.expeditionportal.com/) and they have a GREAT Expedition Trailer sub-forum you should check out:
http://forum.expeditionportal.com/fo...ition-Trailers
Good luck!
http://forum.expeditionportal.com/fo...ition-Trailers
Good luck!