Wet bay needs some help.

[csbaer]

Wet bay has a furnace duct feeding it, but need to insulate area closest to the door where the thin plastic floor is not insulated at all. Thinking of using foil covered bubble product unless a better recommendation comes along. The most susceptible component looks like the exposed line coming from the tank to the pump behind the panel. May put foam around that.

Also looking for pros and cons of various tank heater pad brands. Thanks much for your input.

[csbaer]

Unit above is a 2002 National Tradewinds Cabo Model 7370

[rapid rick]

Originally Posted by csbaer

Wet bay has a furnace duct feeding it, but need to insulate area closest to the door where the thin plastic floor is not insulated at all. Thinking of using foil covered bubble product unless a better recommendation comes along. The most susceptible component looks like the exposed line coming from the tank to the pump behind the panel. May put foam around that.

Also looking for pros and cons of various tank heater pad brands. Thanks much for your input.

Someone on the fleetwood site used the bubble stuff, did not work, his pipes froze. I used armoflex sheets, cut to fit,glue into place, or self stick, both works great. Same product is used on submarines.On the water line I used foam pipe insulation tubes.

[csbaer]

I'll get a piece of both on Monday. Thanks