Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 1:26 pm**

A friend sent me this link and said he made a 85 quart ice box for the boat he is building. He thought It might work for a teardrop since it has Strength, insulation and low weight. Comes in many sizes and thickness. They carry other products that would work for the roof too. I know foam boards have been discussed here before and don't know if this company was included in the discussions. The Kerfkore Company is located in Brunswick Georgia and it would be great if someone could check this out.

Danny

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 4:06 pm**

halfdome, Danny wrote:A friend sent me this link and said he made a 85 quart ice box for the boat he is building. He thought It might work for a teardrop since it has Strength, insulation and low weight. Comes in many sizes and thickness. They carry other products that would work for the roof too. I know foam boards have been discussed here before and don't know if this company was included in the discussions. The Kerfkore Company is located in Brunswick Georgia and it would be great if someone could check this out. Danny

Yep Danny... Looks like cool stuff. I wonder how expensive it is?
Their site shows these distributors near you:

Washington

LUMBER PRODUCTS
7651 SOUTH 190TH STREET
KENT, WA
USA
98032
tel. 425-251-5151
fax 425-251-5366
www.lumberproducts.com

LUMBER PRODUCTS BRADY INTERNATIONAL
3002 LIND AVE
RENTON, WA
USA
98057
tel. 1-800-275-6500
fax 425-251-5093
www.lumberproducts.com

LUMBER PRODUCTS
16927 EUCLID
SPOKANE, WA
USA
99216
tel. 509-928-8200
fax 509-926-8231
www.lumberproducts.com

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 6:26 pm**

Thanks Brick I saw those distributors. It's just when you can see the product at the original source you don't get answers like, I'm not sure or let me check with the mfr and never get any results. I'll have to go see my friend Dave and check it and his air bag system out, he's quite creative he's making a boat that looks like this. I've used some of those products that are 3/4" thick and when bent over a radius it looks segmented.

Danny

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:57 pm**

halfdome, Danny wrote:Thanks Brick I saw those distributors. It's just when you can see the product at the original source you don't get answers like, I'm not sure or let me check with the mfr and never get any results. I'll have to go see my friend Dave and check it and his air bag system out, he's quite creative he's making a boat that looks like this. I've used some of those products that are 3/4" thick and when bent over a radius it looks segmented. Danny

Wow... You weren't kidding... Those boats are a work of art! :thumbsup:

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 10:22 pm**

Yah Brick there beautiful. Dave got the plans somewhere and this is what his looked like a year ago. Got to go see it soon. Danny

Posted: **Sun Sep 30, 2007 8:07 pm**

Danny, it just so happens that I have seen samples of their product, and in fact, took some to the north meets south gathering last year and showed them around.
haven't had time to visit the factory, but the guy I got the samples from said they could make sheets any size up to 10 X 10 with any material you like.
they have a foam core with Formica and paper veneers, wood veneers and some with wood cores and wood veneers...real neat stuff, but a bit pricey.

oh, I go to Brunswick all the time, and if you go there, go to Willy's Weenie Wagon for lunch and have you a pork chop sandwich...UM UM...it's so good, it will make your tongue slap your brains out from licking your lips.

Posted: **Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:57 am**

When headed North, we would always stop in Brunswick because it was about the time we needed gas/bathroom/food.

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Anyone Live Near Brunswick Georgia?

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