>I don't know what the wall construction of the Renegade is (steel framing similar to SH but skinned with FRP??). Regards,
Alan<
Alan,
With most FRP truck boxes, trailers and such, there is no frame, just top, bottom, and corner aluminum extrusions. The FRP is bolted or rivited to these. One site that I looked at (can't remember which one at the moment) said thet they glued furring strips to the inside of the box, to allow for insulation, wiring, plumbing, ect. then finished the inside off like you would any other RV, with paneling, or whatever.
They also make a special FRP panel for the roof, that has a slight bow in it, so that water doesn't lay on it.
Another advantage to FRP is that it can be made in just about any size or color you want.
Jeff in South Dakota
1995 Ford F-250 4X4 PSD
1992 Skamper Slide in camper
1984 Holiday Rambler 5er
1979 Mercedes Benz Unimog
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