Hello everyone. I am new to this forum and am excited to learn from everyone out there. i live in the Pacific Northwest and I am looking to buy a teardrop trailer. I think that I may want to do some snow camping so I am looking to see what teardrop trailers out there are insulated and if anyone has any recommendations. Thanks for all of your help and I will be looking forward to learning from all the experience that is on the forum.
Insulated Teardrops
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I don't know about other, but I built my teardrop with 1" of styrofoam all the way around. I also run a diesel powered truck heater. You just flip the switch and set the thermostat to stay toasty. It vents to the outside, so no worries about carbon monoxide.
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My homebuilt has 3/4 plywood sides w/1" insulation on the roof and I am rarely cold. Many trips to the north and high elevations in the winter and as long as it doesn't get below zero a nice goose down bag has kept us warm.
Off Grid Trailers like mine are insulated. I believe it is R10 in the wall. Not sure about the doors as they are a standard production door not made by Off Grid... and yes this should be in the trailers forum.
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