Sheetrock in a Concession trailer

Anyone have any experience with this? I am building 2 more trailers and was wondering if anyone has tried this. I am a bit Leary of it because the movement.

The movement would teat it up...Trailers twist alot!


dw

The movement will tear it up, bouncing, (more than likly you will open the doors and find the sheet rock cracked and in pieces). Also with the trail outdoors you have a insulation/moisture problem. Eventually you will have moisture between the outer wall and the sheet rock with plenty of mold. Its also going to add allot of weight to the trailer. Look at the material that the commercial units use, they, probably have been down this road and experimented with various materials, along with jumping the health requirements. RJF

Stick to 18 gauge s/s/ panels...Never use sheetraock where you'll have grease, etc.

I'd use aluminum sheeting or fiberglass panels.

I didn't like the idea. I have come up with another plan. Thanks for the replies.

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Jack