RV Insulation Completions / Commercial Insulation Posted by Admin on Apr 15, 2006 - 04:29 PM The crew from Certified Urethane was dispatched east of Edmonton to a Large Recreational Vehicle Sales and Service establishment.  The task at hand was to insulate the underside of a Fifth-Wheel Travel Trailer.  The unit was very clean underneath and the wheels were removed and the unit placed on stands to facilitate the process. The Fifth-Wheel was masked off with a plastic barrier to inhibit overspray of foam into other areas of the shop in which we were working.  Next a tarp was laid on the floor to prevent foam from adhering to the concrete floor.  Following that all water and sewer connections were masked off as well as any openings that we didn't need foam in.  The wheels were also masked off with plastic and tape. Read more to see a visual description of the task.  The client was very satisfied with the results.  I'm sure the new owner will be very comfortable in his insulated Fifth-Wheel from a camping aspect and also from a preservation aspect as the urethane foam insulation will also provide protection from salt and moisture for the structural life of the unit. This article comes from Certified Urethane Applicators Inc.   http://www.certified-urethane.ca/ The URL for this story is:   http://www.certified-urethane.ca/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=6