New Composite Material - Coosa

[snorkel54]

From TCM. http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/h...-truck-camper/

[gabepari]

From TCM. http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/h...-truck-camper/

Heheheh, new?!?

[snorkel54]

Heheheh, new?!?

Ok, how about new to pop-up truck camper frame construction?

[docdave]

What kind of name is "Coosa"?

[OutbacKamper]

Truck Camper Magazine: "Hallmark RV Announces the World’s First All Composite Truck Camper"



XPCamper Facebook Page: "XPCamper-The 1st all composite monocoque pop up camper"

Here we go again!

[Martyn]

Ok, how about new to pop-up truck camper frame construction?

I think what Gabe is laughing about is that it may be a new product for Hallmark but Gabe and AT have been using the product for years. :-)

While it is a wonderful product, it's expensive, difficult to work with (dust and glass fibers), and needs to be coated.

[cwsqbm]

What kind of name is "Coosa"?

Native American.

[slowtwitch]

They didnt get much weight savings because they didn't change that much. Plywood is after all a composite too. The construction methods are still 'old school'. But it does allow them to offer a new 'up to date' product while using their standard techniques and assembly line.

When they go frameless/monocoque that will be newsworthy.

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[snorkel54]

I think what Gabe is laughing about is that it may be a new product for Hallmark but Gabe and AT have been using the product for years. :-)

While it is a wonderful product, it's expensive, difficult to work with (dust and glass fibers), and needs to be coated.

Sorry, my bad.

[ktm_2000]

Has anyone built a camper out of nida-core?