Car trailer I'm converting to toy hauler

[Blown284]

Great start to your build. I'm currently in the process of getting my insulation done, electrical ran, plumbing, and gas lines all before I put my wall covering on. Luckily my floor is covered with 1/4" rubber matting, that surely makes it easy to keep clean. I intend to utilize my trailer as the same purpose as you are.
Here's a few pics of our rides, hope you enjoy.
My wife's wheeler and my Polaris RzR.

Awesome bikes! Let's see some pics of the trailer too

-Tim

I have a thread started about my build. Look for "8x22 enclosed trailer".

Oh I see it now =)

BTW,after looking at how much plywood pricing is and also how much weight it would add, I'm starting to think of just putting up FRP and call it a day. Anyone have any thoughts?

-Tim

[Blown284]

Hi folks. I'm still stuck on what to put on the walls to fill the gap between the beams. I was going to use 1/4" plywood with FRP over it but the cost is too much. Is there something that I can use that's like FRP but costs less? Thanks!

[Blown284]

Hi folks. I'm still stuck on what to put on the walls to fill the gap between the beams. I was going to use 1/4" plywood with FRP over it but the cost is too much. Is there something that I can use that's like FRP but costs less? Thanks!

Anyone? Ideas?

[pvangel]

I am having the same dilemma, have been searching but not found the perfect material. Hopefully someone has a alternative material.

[capt4903]

Hi folks. I'm still stuck on what to put on the walls to fill the gap between the beams. I was going to use 1/4" plywood with FRP over it but the cost is too much. Is there something that I can use that's like FRP but costs less? Thanks!

Anyone? Ideas?

I used 1/4' plywood underlayment from Lowes ($10.00/sheet) for my ceiling....clear grain, no knots.....to save costs maybe do the bottom 1/2 of your walls with frp...thats where most of the abuse will be.....upper 1/2 with clear plywood painted to match...just a thought.....