Badmiker
Member
Hi good people,
Last week I took a look at XP Camper in California and came away very impressed with their work.
I notice that they bond the cabinetry into their shell using epoxy/resin much like they were 'molded' into the form. They also use a synthetic board product rather than wood for the cabinetry. Both of these things I LOVE.
I am not sure if we are going to have a company build our box or if I am going to DIY the process yet but because I am a obsessive person at times I go to thinking. If we were to build out own cabinetry, could we adhere/bond the units to the floor/walls using just an adhesive like product?
I studied automotive adhesives for composites in university and have no doubts there are products that would be more than strong enough. It more comes down to what is available to the public. Getting access to the latest and greatest product might be difficult.
Anyone adhere their cabinetry together or to the shell?
Thanks,
Mike
Last week I took a look at XP Camper in California and came away very impressed with their work.
I notice that they bond the cabinetry into their shell using epoxy/resin much like they were 'molded' into the form. They also use a synthetic board product rather than wood for the cabinetry. Both of these things I LOVE.
I am not sure if we are going to have a company build our box or if I am going to DIY the process yet but because I am a obsessive person at times I go to thinking. If we were to build out own cabinetry, could we adhere/bond the units to the floor/walls using just an adhesive like product?
I studied automotive adhesives for composites in university and have no doubts there are products that would be more than strong enough. It more comes down to what is available to the public. Getting access to the latest and greatest product might be difficult.
Anyone adhere their cabinetry together or to the shell?
Thanks,
Mike