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Video of the Installation ProcessWe recorded a video demonstrating the process as we made the skirting. Watch below or keep reading for a step-by-step tutorial.
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Step 1. Measuring & CuttingThe first step is to measure your camper and determine how much foam insulation you&#;ll need.
This will depend on the length of your camper and how high your camper sits off the ground. If you&#;re parked on a slope, you&#;ll probably have more space on one end of your camper and need more foam to cover the height.
I can&#;t remember exactly how many pieces of foam board we bought, but it was around 6 or 7. A smaller camper would require less.
Our camper required 2&#; of skirting height. Since the sheets of foam insulation were 4&#;x8&#;, we cut them in half lengthwise and covered 16 feet of our camper with a single piece. There were a few spots where the height was greater than 2&#;, like the gooseneck of our 5th wheel. We left our gooseneck exposed, but you could patch foam board together or buy a fifth wheel skirt.
Marking the foam board to show where to cutMeasuring and calculating how to cut the foam board is the hardest part of this whole project. I recommend drawing it out on a sheet of paper first to help you keep your dimensions straight.
Next, we scored the foam board with a knife, then folded the foam board along the cut and ran the knife down the crease on the back side to cut it all the way through.
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Scoring the foam insulation before cutting all the way through