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joebedford

Jasper, Ontario

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Posted: 05/02/12 07:22am

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Dirtclods wrote:

Cheaper

uy some slippers and a couple area throw rugs.

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I got the heaviest pair of grandpa slippers I could find. Floor doesn't feel cold anymore.

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Posted: 05/02/12 12:34pm

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If you have hookups go with a electric oil radiator type heater. You can set th thermostat set your LP furnace a little higher as a backup. I have not camped in the 20 but have been in the 30's. We also use a heated mattress pad.

I was wondering if you decided to go with the Closed cell board if it would just lay on top of the black fabric material assuming the material can be taken down witout cutting... The board hardly weighs anything.

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nayther

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Posted: 05/02/12 02:38pm

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Remember insulation is just the trapping/making of air space, the more air pockets there are the better the insulator.

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Doughboy12

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Posted: 05/04/12 10:42am

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nayther wrote:

Remember insulation is just the trapping/making of air space, the more air pockets there are the better the insulator.

Um, well, yeh, sure...half the story anyway.

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Posted: 05/04/12 06:54pm

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You must NOT have A/C...If only two wires for heat only. I bought 2-inch foam sheets and cut them to fit all of the floor spaces between the aluminum sub floor. Also, cut 1 inch foam panels for your roof vents and windows...when it get down to 22 degrees. Awesome and cheap insurance to a toasty RV.