Installing Insul-Skirt, insulating panels for RVs, by Benchmark Foam
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Great video.
Wondering how this stuff would hold up in a permanent situation...
ItsAnSS 3 months ago
This is nice stuff. Our dogs would eat it though. They finally lost interest in trying to eat the plywood skirt we put up. If you have some that's pet proof now....
tyni1nj 1 year ago
My RV moves as we walk around, it moves up and down just a bit, does your top rail scratch the rv? I have many stands and jacks under our 5th wheel and slides. The underside looks like a spider web, don't you have a better solution, I work where it is frozen, snowy, windy and cold. No fun to crawl on it.
I've done the foam before, even with wood trim it still can blow away in a 60 mph wind, do you have any guarantees on wind? The time it takes seems like this would be for a permanent set up.
Pipewelder37 1 year ago