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Hi All So I have an Electrolux 3 way fridge installed in my 1999 Elddis Motorhome and I just need to clarify a few things please. I'll try set the scene so please bear with me. So when resting with no loads on, my leisure battery is at 12.7v and my engine battery resting at pretty much the...

Thanks for the comments all, Yes, I'm so chuffed with the end result, I've been away in it and everything worked first time so can't be bad :) Now to get some more serious use out of it.

So I bought a Motorhome at the beginning of 2021 and was so naïve when I bought it that I didn't even check for damp. As the summer rolled on I realised things were much worse than I thought and realised I had to do something about it or I was going to have to scrap it. As I started pulling...

Thanks mate, that's what I was thinking and hoping for, just needed to hear it from someone else too :)

Hi Squiffy Yes, so above the trusses it was 4mm ply then the trusses glued to the ply then rigid insulation between the trusses and then vinyl lined ply sheets glued to the underside, please see below images. No, I haven't fitted the cross pieces permanently yet as I still have to take them...

Yes, the material above is ally and this picture that you see there was an early one, I now have trusses a bit more frequently but it still sags, I can't go anymore that 25mm otherwise I would have to completely reconfigure the interior as the cupboards would no longer fit. This is a more recent...

Hi All So I'm rebuilding the whole of the interior of my Moho and I have go to the internal roof timbers, I have used a pressure treated 25mm x 35mm white wood but I'm just not happy with the strength of it. The span is 2m and I have a fair bit of sag in the middle, I know that when I fit the...

Yep, same size containers and just filling them with the required quantity. I've got 10 huge tubs with a little bit in each.

Hi All So I found the answer I was looking for and its a 2 part polyurethane resin called EM400 and it's sold by https://www.thegluepeople.co.uk/polyurethanes-c-6_10/tradepur-em400-p-29.html it's specifically formulated for this exact application, it's not cheap tho.

I have watched all his videos and yes I saw that one, the only problem I have with that is my motorhome has an ally skin and the insulation actually forms part of the strength so needs to be fully bonded. Thanks anyway 👍😁

No Idea to be honest, it's original construction was just polystyrene with wood over the top and horizontal batons, there was no way water could ever get out which I guess is why it's so badly damaged.

Sounds totally feasible, I'll go for this method and see how it goes. Thank you :)

When you sick your Cellotex to the surface do you completely cover the entire area of Cellotex or just put several beads/dabs of sealer?

Hi All So I'm rebuilding my motorhome after serious damp and I have go to the point now where I need to attach the insulation to the interior aluminium panel. The problem that I have is that the insulation actually forms part of the strength in the structure so I need to choose something strong...