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What the heck is this? Is that the front of a 5th wheel with a little vinyl storage room??? OMG!!! I want one, too!
Polar White, 64″H x 236″W
Price: $221.00
Heavy-duty vinyl skirts provide extra storage space. Nylon zippers allow easy access on all three sides without removing the skirt. Fastener and tent spikes are included. 3 year warranty.We are staying in an RV park that has a fair number of full time residents. It’s quite interesting to see all the different types of walls that have been assembled to use the front of the fifth wheel as a little storage area. Most of the year round folks have the whole trailer walled in underneath to help with heating in the winter months. They have great little decks built as well. I’ll have to take some photos of the nicer ones.
Yup, that’s what they look like here, except the LP gas tanks are bigger, some truck comes around and fills them.
We’ve seen little shed things that stand alone for storage. I guess that’s what we would need for storage with our Class C, when we are stationary for awhile.? :unsure:
They are mostly a trailer thing, where folks are staying for months in a cold climate, trailers have pretty poor insulation beneath them so skirting really helps keep them warmer.
I’m gonna get one of those Rubbermaid storage thingees, too, if I stay anywhere long enough. Only problem with that is, if you fill it up, then you have to declutter when you get ready to go again. 🙁
Norma,
What Rubbermaid things are you referring to?
Our C has heated holding tanks which we used last winter when we were out in Western NY in late November and on vacation in February this year. Had no trouble with freezing, but we were in motion much of the time. We still want to look into skirting if we’re full timing somewhere chilly for a few months.
What we would like is an actual shed, I saw it on a youTube vid. It’s for bikes and such so you can lock them up outside. – Nancy
That would be awesome at a long-term site. Especially if you could take it apart and use it at the next place!
I think you can take it apart. I wish I had seen it on Pinterest so it would be on a board ’cause I can’t remember what it’s called. Hopefully I will find it again.-Nancy :pray:
Ray, we skirted out 5er for down below -30 F. in Wyoming wenter of 2012 & 2013.
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