
Eagle , here's a wall attachment drawing for a narrower trailer ...
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GPW wrote: SJ, Yes , that's great , but just a shelf will act as a strengthener, and you have a place for a coffee maker , and toaster oven ...Arches work best on the roof ... And actually the Romans put arches to good use on structures that are still standing ... Just as an example ...
GPW wrote:SJ, apologies... I always seem to be a post or two behind... Hard to keep up ... Things happening so fast ...
bobhenry wrote:...I once suggested a fiberglassed paper mache' trailer body we are get closer
mikeschn wrote:That's a very impressive display of strength!! Combined with a couple durable tough layers of canvas, it should be every bit as strong as a wooden teardrop with a thin layer of wood. Maybe even stronger!!! Can't wait to try it!
Mike...HandyAtLeast wrote:
Put on an exterior coat of TiteBondII over the fabric and then a coat of Kilz Latex. Fabric is on inside and outside curves. I stood on it for a couple seconds before I chickened out. Curve is very sturdy with very little flex. I am convinced this method would work well for a galley hatch with no additional supports, BUT I think some additional supports would be good to have. Not sure how weather extremes would affect it.
Now to look into a fabric (or rubber) hinge.
Anita Rae wrote:WOW! You guys are really moving! We finally found a place that would order the blue foam for us. It should be here Thursday. So we should be joining in on the building fun with you soon. I love some of the ideas I am seeing here. TY so much!
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