therink
07-31-2013, 04:47 AM
Hi
My Sydney fiver is listed as having the "Glacier" insulation package. I realize that that really means nothing but am wondering if I am supposed to have better insulation than what I have in the underbelly.
I recently had to remove a section of the chloroplast covering to make a repair to my black tank valve. While in there, the only insulation I found was 3" fiberglass directlyuunder the sub flooring covered with black vapor barrier fabric. Beneath that is the open belly space and nothing more than the the black chloroplast covering. This means that the tanks have no insulation whatsoever.
Not even foil/bubble insulation.
I realize that the insulation levels vary by Keystone sub brand, so am wondering if any other Sydney ownes have oopened and checked this out?
The Keystone website is vague about the sub floor insulation materials used.
Steve
My Sydney fiver is listed as having the "Glacier" insulation package. I realize that that really means nothing but am wondering if I am supposed to have better insulation than what I have in the underbelly.
I recently had to remove a section of the chloroplast covering to make a repair to my black tank valve. While in there, the only insulation I found was 3" fiberglass directlyuunder the sub flooring covered with black vapor barrier fabric. Beneath that is the open belly space and nothing more than the the black chloroplast covering. This means that the tanks have no insulation whatsoever.
Not even foil/bubble insulation.
I realize that the insulation levels vary by Keystone sub brand, so am wondering if any other Sydney ownes have oopened and checked this out?
The Keystone website is vague about the sub floor insulation materials used.
Steve