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@@TheAdymiller I agree!

The screws I used are linked in the description 👍🏼 thanks for watching and good luck on your project!

@mopar_shawn939 I got the angle aluminum from local aluminum supply company, Ericksons Metal Corp. I think i used 1/8"x1"x1" or 1.5". If I built another one I would probably use the thin gauge aluminum for the ceiling trim (like you see in a lot of trailers from the factory) and cut my wall panel a couple inches shorter to make it easier to install and access the wiring. I really like the angled aluminum for the bottom trim though.

@@ShouldBeGood Ok thanks . So basically go with a wider angle at the top?

@@ShouldBeGood Not just wider but thinner gotcha

@@mopar_shawn939 Can’t beat that! They are such a great resource and have many options in their Alupoly ACM. Thanks for watching and good luck on your build!

@@ShouldBeGood Absolutely. Now it's just explaining to my wife that I can't build a food trailer in 2 weeks lol. Thanks for the help buddy.

@@larrywilliams4816 I don’t use the friction gaskets, just lubricate the rubber gasket and the locknut tightens right up. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and good luck on your project!

I used brushed 3mm aluminum ACM panel. Same material I used for the walls, just a different color. I have a video in my series showing my cabinet enclosure build in more detail. Thanks for watching and good luck on your build!

Awesome! Thanks for the info.

@@hhazelhoff1363 it’s a converted concession trailer 👍🏼

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Yes I insulated them with insulation foam. It’s does make a big difference with temperature and sound reduction.

@@marnefox-barrow7166 aluminum composite material ACM. Essentially it’s 2 thin sheets of aluminum over a plastic panel

That’s awesome! Do you have it hooked up to shore power or a generator when that is happening?

Here is the video of the wall panels with all info in the description. Thanks for watching! th-cam.com/video/VU-CFG9pIPs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SCfJ6uwS9ewoTyKv

Hi Chris, no I ordered the stock width that was wider than my trailer. I then cut the entire roll on my miter saw to 2" larger. This made it a lot easier to roll out and do a final trim with a razor blade.

I used the 36x36 amzn.to/4bOR1JU but I think the 48x36 or 53x33 would be better. Here is the video for my window install th-cam.com/video/i8a9cAByryY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=UjaA-Tj7nbxo6Kbt

@@ShouldBeGood ahhh thank you!!

Yes, works great in the rain and the vent faces the back so water won’t come in while diving

Hi @CourtneyUglow I used white lathe screws 3/4” to attached the panels and used pvc edge banding to cover the seams. amzn.to/46iODc5

@@valentinsalas8300 If you used romex wire it shouldn’t be issue as the melting point is above 194*F. If you used some other wire then I’m not sure. A lot of people in hot climates put a coating on the metal roof to reduce the heat. Here’s a link to on option amzn.to/4cBYhu4

@@joshuagarcia4080 Amazon, all links for the parts are in the video description. Thanks for watching!

I used 1"x1" angle aluminum from trim on the top and bottom of the walls. If i did this again I would use the stock .040 aluminum that trailer manufacturers use though and cut my walls about 2" shorter so I would have easier access for the wiring.

Sorry I should have been more specific, what type of trim did you use on the ceiling seams?

Hi Jose, no I cut holes in my new walls and reinstalled the vent covers. I actually added an adapter for my AC unit to connect to the back vent and use it to vent the AC.

Okay thats why but if i get a mini split those two vents holes i just cover up no need for them right

​@@valentinsalas8300 I still like to have airflow into the trailer when towing because it keeps it cooler and clears out any odors but the vents are totally optional, they are not needed if you don't want them.

Hi Scott, that is not the vent under the drain board. It is an air admittance valve, which only lets air into the pipes to increase drain flow and prevent negative pressure to further prevent gasses from coming back up through the pipes. The gray tank is vented on the outside of the trailer. Thanks for watching!

No, I just cut 1” foam insulation to fit between the framing

It ACM, here’s the video on the walls th-cam.com/video/VU-CFG9pIPs/w-d-xo.html

Hi @beskie, it’s most common to put the window on the passenger side so when you park on the street the window is facing the sidewalk. I do wish the door was on the driver side though. If I ordered a trailer from the factory I would have them put the door on the DS.

@@ShouldBeGood ahhh, that is something I didn’t even think of! Wow Thank you!

6.5'

Thanks!

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You always want the water pump after the water tank. Good luck with your project!

Thanks! Here is the video all about the wall panels th-cam.com/video/VU-CFG9pIPs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0jshPp1_8pH5ku24

Silver Rubber coin grip

A mop sink was required for a self contained food trailer in Denver. I don’t have to use a commissary with this unit.

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Thank you

Thanks for subing!

Thanks, over a year later and the floor still looks like the day the I installed it. Good luck on your project!

No, its been great. This concession trailer has a big serving window that is open when in use, so it pulls in plenty of oxygen to keep up with the heater. Since it is an instant water heater, it only runs when you open a hot water valve on the sink so it only runs for short periods. If using this in a camper I would recommend putting it in more of an open space and to have a window open when using it.

1 5/8" Here is what I used amzn.to/3Wne7U2

@@ShouldBeGood thank you again be bless more and more

Thank you!