I glued 2" rigid insulation to each compartment door, that made all the difference in the world and I also used an electric blanket. I stayed in my rv for two winters in central oregon some times in temps well below zero. The insulation made a huge difference.
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__________________ 2008 Jayco 31BHDS 2001 F-350 7.3 PSD SRW Lariat, airbags, overload springs, Class 5 reciever, Valley Weight DH. Dad, Mom, 1st son 16, 2nd son 14. ( BEWARE OF THE SHEETMETAL WORKER)
We felt the cold mattress our first night in our (then) new 320RLDS. But we replaced that cheapie with a full queen air mattress and that air space eliminated the problem. Air space is a good insulator. We live in it during the winter in AZ where 30 degrees is considered life threatening, although we have spent single nights in near zero temps coming and going from Colorado.
2008 Jayco 31BHDS 2001 F-350 7.3 PSD SRW Lariat, airbags, overload springs, Class 5 reciever, Valley Weight DH. Dad, Mom, 1st son 16, 2nd son 14. ( BEWARE OF THE SHEETMETAL WORKER)
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