fit-out of a box/cage trailer for sleeping in

Submitted: Friday, Feb 19, 2016 at 00:08
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Hi there,

I am fitting-out a cage/box trailer for sleeping in - with PVC or canvas sides, a vertical zip near each corner to allow rolling up or propping out on struts as a kind of of awning. It has enough horizontal bars on top to support PVC or canvas, though I'm thinking maybe sealed marine ply for the roof will keep it cooler underneath. Anyone here put plywood on top or anything else to improve the insulation?

Also, dust is going to be a pain with zips being fouled by it, so I'm thinking of having the zips under a flap in the PVC or canvas, & compressed air on hand to blow before opening up after a dusty drive. Along the bottom of the fabric will be a horizontal strip of filter foam all 4 sides to bridge any gap to the trailer side. If all else fails, may have to look at an air scoop/snorkel to pressurize inside. Your thoughts from anyone who has tried to minimize dust in a trailer?

Cheers.
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