Hi Gang! I half-heard people talking the other day about having coolroom panels installed in their RV. Has anyone done it? Why? What'd you think? I know that http://www.burtonindustries.com.au/ do flatpack panels for like refrigerated trucks and things, but why would you if you weren't running a food truck?
Peter_n_Margaret said
02:19 PM Jan 4, 2018
Many motorhomes and a few caravans are being built from sandwich panel like this .... vanglass.homestead.com/
The strength to weight ratio is much higher than the ones you refer to and so the finished product is much stronger and much lighter that conventional "stick and tin" construction.
Also, polyurethane foams are almost twice the insulation of polystyrene of the same thickness.
Hi Gang! I half-heard people talking the other day about having coolroom panels installed in their RV. Has anyone done it? Why? What'd you think? I know that http://www.burtonindustries.com.au/ do flatpack panels for like refrigerated trucks and things, but why would you if you weren't running a food truck?
The strength to weight ratio is much higher than the ones you refer to and so the finished product is much stronger and much lighter that conventional "stick and tin" construction.
Also, polyurethane foams are almost twice the insulation of polystyrene of the same thickness.
Cheers,
Peter