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03/2/2020 at 4:03pm
Location: Lichfield Outfit: Coachman Amara 450
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Are you referring to a static or tourer?
If it's a tourer then the bottom of the caravan is already insulated by polystyrene foam sandwiched between two sheets of half inch timber plywood.
How old the caravan in question?
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08/2/2020 at 9:47pm
Location: chesterfield Outfit: Mazda CX 5 Auto Amara 520 4
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It also helps if you put cladding around the van as this stops /reduces wind blowing under the van. Just rememember to leave a hinged access point to enable you to gain access points to the drain down taps.
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09/2/2020 at 9:09am
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its always the draughts that cause the greater heat loss but when you insulate underneath do not cover up the low level vents. if you can work a stanley knife, tape measure and a stapler then you can install your own underneath insulation, so long as you are active enough to crawl around underneath
putting a 'skirt' around as has been suggested may be more energy efficient than insulating underneath.
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