Here's an interesting article on insulation

[jrgwdenner]

This link shows how an owner of a Challenger improved the R-value of his trailer. http://firedude.thefiredude.com/content/view/293/60/

Looks like an effective project.

[Sweetfire]

Thanks, this looks easy enough to do.

[Outahere]

I did the very same thing, just a month ago. I was near a construction site and they had thrown away a bunch of scraps of the same insulation and looking at it I thought, "Hey, I think I can make use of that to insulate my 5er in the basement". So I picked it all up and did just that and it has helped a lot

[jrgwdenner]

Sounds like you got a gold mine, Outahere!

[Outahere]

Ya, well "FREE" is always good thing. But the idea for insulating is even better. The foam is not that expensive.

[jrgwdenner]

You're right about the insulation, Outahere. We need it for hot weather as much as cold. Should be a great improvement.

[Trailer Trash 2]

Thats great thanks for the pictures on how and where .

TT2

[gkbutler]

Thanks Judy, I was looking for a "cheap"' way to insulate the underbelly of our Monty. This was perfect.

[jrgwdenner]

Glad to hear that you guys thought it was as interesting as I did.

[campbud]

Thanks for sharing ..I think that will be our next project.

[RADHAZJOE]

Hey
Even when my slides our out and sealed well, there is leakage around the slide gaskets. I am thinking of adding a second seal on the inside. Any suggestions on what to use.

[dsprik]

Duct tape??? Actually, I would be interested in an answer to this, also. Something I have always wondered about... how good of a weather seal are these slide seals?