Cover the trailer frame or not.

[asianflava]

Some people have painted the frame the same color as the body to hide it somewhat.

[NathanL]

It is in my area! Of course, I live in a town with a pop below 6000 at last count. Skirting is a good suggestion, though, and I personaly think a tear can look good with or without the frame exposed, depending on the other design elements, and how pretty or ugly the frame might be

Houston Hardwoods stocks 4x10 and some 5'x10 plywood.

[Gage]

It is in my area! Of course, I live in a town with a pop below 6000 at last count. Skirting is a good suggestion, though, and I personaly think a tear can look good with or without the frame exposed, depending on the other design elements, and how pretty or ugly the frame might be

Houston Hardwoods stocks 4x10 and some 5'x10 plywood.

But what thickness?

[planovet]

Rob
Just attach a piece of 1x4 trim (if a woody) or a piece of aluminum diamond plate (if using aluminum) to cover the frame side.

I used a 6" wide piece of aluminum diamond plate to cover the trailer and the small gap where the wall met the trailer.
My sides are painted wood, not aluminum.