8ball_99 wrote:I would still insulate it.. You might not always have power. Or even just when it sits parked out side it will be VERY hot inside without any insulation.. Atleast on the roof. They also make some stuff called thermaply (SP?) that goes betwen the room metal and the roof supports.. It helps reflect heat.
nickelmania wrote:8ball_99 wrote:I would still insulate it.. You might not always have power. Or even just when it sits parked out side it will be VERY hot inside without any insulation.. Atleast on the roof. They also make some stuff called thermaply (SP?) that goes betwen the room metal and the roof supports.. It helps reflect heat.
Good thoughts 8ball. I wonder how much for the insulation to be added at the factory. I will have to call them.
8ball_99 wrote:nickelmania wrote:8ball_99 wrote:I would still insulate it.. You might not always have power. Or even just when it sits parked out side it will be VERY hot inside without any insulation.. Atleast on the roof. They also make some stuff called thermaply (SP?) that goes betwen the room metal and the roof supports.. It helps reflect heat.
Good thoughts 8ball. I wonder how much for the insulation to be added at the factory. I will have to call them.
Should be 2-400ish Or you can do it your self. I had my Freedom insulated at the factory but ended up removing all the panels to run wires anyway.. I also fixed their insulation job since they missed a few spots here and there.. Maybe wells cargo will do a better job of it..
8ball_99 wrote:412 isn't to bad. Letting them know you are on a active forum and want to post pictures will probably help to make sure they do a good job! I paid around 300 for freedom to insulate my 6x14. They didn't do a very good job of it.. I complained to my dealer and got contact information for the factory.. Sent them a not so happy email with pictures and they offered to pickup the trailer at my dealer and fix it or refund what I paid for insulation.. I just took the 300 dollar refund and spent 20-30 bucks to fill the gaps. So it worked out. Just added more work to my conversion..
You can resize them.. Make them smaller so you can upload them to the forum. Or you can just go to photobucket.com and sign up for a free account Then you dont have to resize them.. Photobucket is also good for sharing photo's with family members..
Curtis in Texas wrote:Hey Nickel, I live up a little Northwest of Fort Worth.
What part of Texas are you in? I'd love to swing by once you get going and check out your build in person.
I've got a 16 footer I'm going to get started on one of these days.
BTY, many years ago I worked in the Mobile Home / Camper industry.
So this stuff is small scale to me!So if you need some help, I have welders, saws and tool stuff you may not have.
Curtis
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