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BrianInVA wrote:I finally found out what they are. They’re the window cutouts from the manufacture of insulated garage door panels.
As such they should be fairly sturdy.
BrianInVA wrote:I found an even better, cheaper option, close enough to go get them easily
“These panels are 26x76 - These are cutouts from a material we use a lot of. They aren’t perfect on all of the corners, but very straight edges and very durable. They are fiberglass coated 1/4” plywood on each side with polyurethane foam insulation in the center. They work great for sheathing, insulation, or any project you need panels or sheathing material for. These are 1 5/8 thick panels. I can also get Panels a bit larger like 36 x 76 and 42 x 78. They are about 35 pounds. $8 per panel.”
JasenC wrote:Score!!!
JasenC wrote:I've been looking for rv windows on the cheap for like 8-9 months, still nothing, they better hurry up or I'll just make my own.
BrianInVA wrote:I found an even better, cheaper option, close enough to go get them easily:
“These panels are 26x76 - These are cutouts from a material we use a lot of. They aren’t perfect on all of the corners, but very straight edges and very durable. They are fiberglass coated 1/4” plywood on each side with polyurethane foam insulation in the center. They work great for sheathing, insulation, or any project you need panels or sheathing material for. These are 1 5/8 thick panels. I can also get Panels a bit larger like 36 x 76 and 42 x 78. They are about 35 pounds. $8 per panel.”
BrianInVA wrote:BrianInVA wrote:I found an even better, cheaper option, close enough to go get them easily
I brought home four of these panels for myself today.
They’re certainly very high quality and durable. And they’re not light!
The panels are 36” wide but I need 54” for my floor width, so I cut 9” pieces of the panels to join them together on each side to make a 54” floor. One panel was 82” inch long, while the other were 78” so I used it as the central panel, as the front end of the Foamie will be arched for better aerodynamics.GPW wrote:Those panels are certainly intriguing , and affordable ... Great find eh !!! Can't wait to see what you do with them ...
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