Posted 2013-09-11 10:28 PM (#154695) Subject: living quarter walls
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Posts: 1
Location: Marstons mills, MA
Ok , we have a 92 Lazy N trailer we are redoing . I'm sure it's been asked but, what material would you use for the walls. I know allot of people use ac product from minyards ( not sure of spelling ). What my question is. What is the product called. It kind of looks like a marble panel. Any thoughts as well as what other materials are good to use, thank you all:-)
Posted 2013-09-12 7:45 AM (#154704 - in reply to #154695) Subject: RE: living quarter walls
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Posts: 342 Location: MS
I used beadboard from Home Depot. There is also a very attractive luann plywood that they sell that looks like cedar on one side and pine on the other. I used it for a backer in my cousin's trailer to glue up the wall covering. But it was pretty enough to use alone if it were stained or varnished.
Posted 2013-09-12 7:51 AM (#154706 - in reply to #154695) Subject: RE: living quarter walls
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Posts: 98 Location: MD
If you have a HT dealer near you that also does conversions, a lot of times they sell the "real" RV walls. When I ordered my new trailer, I had them ship 10 pieces in the trailer and didn't cost any extra. Panels were about $25 for 4x8. It's laun looking with a wallpaper type cover is best to describe it but very light and easy to use. I looked at beadboard as well and was trying to save weight.
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