RV living advice
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RV skirting is a protective material wrapped around your RV’s underbelly to protect it from the elements. It can help keep your interior cooler and reduce energy costs during the summer, but how does it work, and what are its benefits?
It essentially forms a “skirt” that encloses the underbelly, wheels, and storage compartments. The primary function of skirting is to create insulation
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Skirting works by trapping air between the material and the RV’s underside. This trapped air acts as an insulator.
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Maintains a consistent temperature inside the RV and minimizing heat loss during colder months or preserving cool air in the summer.
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The materials used for RV skirting can vary, with options including inflatable pvc tubes, vinyl, canvas, or insulated fabric.
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Some skirting systems use snaps, zips, magnets, or Velcro to attach the skirt to the RV, while others may require a more permanent mounting solution.
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RV skirting protects the RV’s plumbing, tanks, and other components from freezing or overheating, which is especially important if you’re using your RV year-round.
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It blocks the heat that radiates off the ground. This can reduce energy costs, as well as give your air conditioner extra help in keeping your RV cool.
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Many RV skirting systems are designed to be versatile and can be used in both summer and winter seasons.