One thing we must consider is the original intent of a Foamie ... Viz. a simple, Light , rot -resistant structure that most anyone can build, and without having a shed full of woodworking tools at their disposal .. That alone does not excuse us from the engineering .. or careful construction.
Since building with foam since the early ‘70s , I’ve become accustomed to the properties of Foam and know what to expect from building with this material ... and what I’ve learned from experience is ... the bigger the structure , the More Foam you need (thicker ) ... The more Stress you plan to put it through , the more reinforcing you need ... better skins and perhaps some framing .
It was never the intent of your humble narrator to build Giant RV style trailers with foam , although it would be possible , using the appropriate sized , attached , and placed (design) materials .
To dispel any further myths , we need a Structural Engineer to calculate and confirm our building method , depending on our intended use ...
I can accept that there are many that doubt this construction because it is a new method , previously untried by trailer builders .. but then , the experiences of the few that have tried and used this would tend to confirm that it works ...
The real question is , what type of structural failure do you expect ??? Do we think it will blow off the trailer as Conedragger originally suggested ? Can we dance on the top ? Will it delaminate and fall apart in the driveway ? If it gets hit by a semi , will it crush ? (likely)

All factors that affect most any trailer construction... I have a commercial RV in the driveway, made of the more standard materials , that I dare not stand on the roof , Is delaminating and falling apart after 5 years , and I still wouldn’t camp with in bear country .... and a crash would totally destroy . Yet thousands of those are on the road ...

Basically , the bigger the Foamie , the thicker/stronger the materials have to be ... and now with the prospect of a really Good glue ... the rest just falls into place ...
