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R board insulation rigid foam for a foamie?
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Re: R board insulation rigid foam for a foamie?
by Shar » Sun Oct 26, 2014 7:57 pm
Some travel trailer designs do use all flat surfaces: like the one I made. I like the idea of having the "skin" partly done already beforehand! Thanks for sharing about this product.
Sheryl
If all these people did it, so can I.
My build thread: Hybrid Foamie in Southern Alberta
If all these people did it, so can I.
My build thread: Hybrid Foamie in Southern Alberta
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Re: R board insulation rigid foam for a foamie?
by OP827 » Thu Oct 30, 2014 5:45 pm
Shar wrote:Some travel trailer designs do use all flat surfaces: like the one I made. I like the idea of having the "skin" partly done already beforehand! Thanks for sharing about this product.
You are most welcome, Shar.
I also found this interesting comparison article of Polyiso, EPS and rigid pink XPS with very interesting Polyiso vs. XPS side-by-side microscoping photos on page 9 of the document: http://insulation.owenscorning.com/assets/0/428/429/440/2f639b9f-590e-48b3-b25a-48e07e7fa312.pdf
Although it is written by XPS producer it is still has some hard facts there and after reading it I think XPS is probably overall has a winning edge over polyiso foam for a small trailer foamie build.
Cheers!
Oleg
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