retired-tech
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you could build the structure and then use seals for a garage door to seal the gap. just use screws to attach them. you will be able to remove them easily to remove the trailer.
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pkunk
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Probably more than you want to spend, but..... Dock seal
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johnbhicks
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Before you get going check what county code is going to allow; I'm reasonably certain you can't attach the structure to the TT while a flexible seal such as foam crammed into the gap would be ok, especially after the building inspector has already signed off on the clearly not-attached structure.
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jetboater454
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Connection to the trailer is just insulation stuffed in the gap,then a trim board screwed in,door stays open or removed.They have some at Riverbend that you can not even see the trailer,and one guy that has a second level,2 bed,1 bath addition.Some even have 2 outside a/c units like on a regular house.
Other half is camping with the angels,Riding alone for now.
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creativeusername
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Retired-tech: Seals for a garage door. I like it, thanks!
pkunk: Commercial dock door would be great, like the airplane solution, but I've found if I have to request a quote I probably can't afford it.
johnbhicks: The land is in a place with no residential zoning. No permits, no inspections. One of the few remaining places in this land where property rights are still respected.
jetboater: Trimboard, yes! That was the missing piece to my gap stuffing idea. Thanks!
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pkunk
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Try and find a long inflatable balloon ( or several). Use it like the dock idea.
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johnbhicks
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> No permits, no inspections.
That's great! White County in northeast Georgia's become too civilized; these days you practically have to have a permit to dig a hole with a shovel.
Somewhere along the way I was told that the reason a structure was not permitted to be attached was that a TT or park model has no wind rating.
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Tek-Rep
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Cut the bottom out of an inflatable boat. Air it up to fill the gap.
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