luan vs 3/8 plywood for enclosed trailer walls - ThumperTalk
网页2010年8月11日 · If it is just bear luan that's not as good as plywood but should hold up to moderate use. If it is primed and painted good it should hold up well especially with the foam board behind it to back it up. Luan is stronger than you think and the biggest problem with it is the cheaper stuff has a problem if it gets wet.
Enclosed trailer- what to use to finish walls? - ThumperTalk
网页2010年7月26日 · I am building a pace 7x14 v-nose. i put in a roof mount AC yesterday, wired a couple outlets on each side ot the trailer. next will be lights, and insulation. then work bench and cabinets. once i get the wood back up on the walls, what is everyone using to finish their trailers? i have seen some ...
Insulation on cargo trailer - Trucks, Trailers, RV's ... - ThumperTalk
网页2011年11月25日 · Just put 1" ridged foam insulation between the roof studs and put 1/8" Luan over it. Sweating will come from the screw heads because they will be cold from direct contact with the steel. Just use snap-caps over the screw heads and no sweat. You can find them cheap on the internet.
Interior Trailer Paneling - Trucks, Trailers, RV's & Toy Haulers ...
网页2008年2月26日 · Screw the sheets in place and cover the seams with 2" wide strips of the 1/8" ply stapled in place with some 1/2" long narrow crown staples. My trailer came with the ply as I described. I put on 2 coats of exterior grade polyurethane to …
Details on adding new plywood to inside of enclosed trailer
网页2012年6月22日 · The E-Track needs to be screwed into the frame. You can go as thin/thick as you like for plywood, but remember the thicker the wood, the heavier the trailer weighs, and that will have to accounted for when figuring your combined gvwr. 1/4 in ply will cover your walls fine and have the necessary flex, but won't be strong enough to support a lot of racks and bins screwed to it. 3/8 and 1/2" will ...
Wells Cargo Trailer Lights Help/Suggestions - ThumperTalk
网页2010年2月21日 · It is a 2009 4.0 TRD Offroad manual. There is an axle code in the door jamb (drivers) and you will see. C/TR/A/TM. That means color, trim, axle and transmission. You may have a set of numbers like: 088/F41/G258/R150F. So your axle code would be a "G258" from the example. Now you will have to look as see what it is.
building a bathroom in enclosed trailer - ThumperTalk
网页2011年1月29日 · Hey guys I have been searching through alot of the TT conversion sections and cant find anything specific on bathroom construction. I just ordered a 7 x 16 enclosed trailer with 6ft 8 in ceiling ht. I am looking to build a small bathroom and shower in it for the wife and my boys for race weekends. We will be using a airmattress for sleeping for ...
Bought a used trailer, how to fix up dents? - ThumperTalk
网页2020年6月21日 · It was a good deal, but it came with a few dents and scratches. We would like to get it all nice and pretty before we haul our vehicles in it. Primarily, the aluminum panels on the front corners are pretty banged up. They aren't held in by rivets or screws, so it doesn't seem possible to remove them to flatten out the dents.
Enclosed Cargo Wall Plywood - ThumperTalk
网页2011年2月19日 · I picked up a lightly used 6x12 interstate cargo the other day. I am stipping out all the 1/8" balsawood wall paneling right now so i can insulate the walls and ceiling, I was thinking of putting up a short 18" tall 1/2" thick plywood peice on the lower half of the wall and then use that precoate...
Items inside inclosed cargo trailer are rusting WHY?
网页2010年3月21日 · I have been battling sweating in my enclosed trailer for awhile now. I'm attempting to use my enclosed trailer for toys by day and camping by night, so limiting the sweat is first on my mind. I've put up a ceiling and even stained the upper surface, but I get wet areas soaking through. It's even running down onto the wall surface.