Diagram of insulated versus non-insulated RV wall construction showing temperature regulation. The insulated wall on the left maintains inside a warm 68°F (20°C) with thermal layer insulation, while the non-insulated wall on the right allows the inside to stay cold at 45°F (7°C). The external temperature is 35°F (2°C). The insulated wall has layers including external gelcoat, OSB substrate, thermal layer insulation, and an inner panel. The non-insulated wall has external panel, weak frame, and inner panel. The diagram highlights the temperature difference inside and outside with visuals of people in cold and warm environments.

During the pandemic, there was a surge in RV & mobile camper purchases. Though sales have cooled, ownership has remained high. Just like traditional homes, RVs & campers need to have regulated interior temperatures as well. Excessive internal heat can cause seals to melt around the door & vents leading to water leaks and structual damage. Likewise, unchecked cold can lead to burst pipes and propane malfunctions. Thermal Shield Layer application will have a significant impact on prevent issues that are caused by unregulated temperatures inside RVs/campers.

REDEFINING MOBILE COMFORT

  • Most RVs have thin walls, high heat transfer, and constant condensation. Thermal Shield is the technical fix for the mobile world. We provide a zero-settle, high-reflection thermal barrier that transforms a “metal box" into a precision-tempered sanctuary.

MATTERIAL INTEGRITY

  • Our material lasts longer and is more resistant to sag than what RV manufacturers currently use. It locks in place which leads to minimal thermal leakage over a longer period of time than just the standard insulation alone.

THE MOISTURE BUFFER

  • Advanced vapor-management technology significantly helps prevent the temperature “clash" that causes hidden condensation, protecting your chassis and interior from the silent threat of rot.

consistent comfort, no matter the home