AirSkirts Explored, as seen on Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid

Learn about AirSkirts, the one-of-a-kind solution that allows RVers to camp in cold weather and save on energy costs year round. AirSkirts' patent-pending inflatable RV skirt is an innovation born from necessity - designed and developed by a full time RVer, AirSkirts is a simple to use, installation free, cost saving way to insulate and protect your RV.

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I have Air Skirts! This is my second winter. Prior to inflating I went over my underbelly with a fine tooth comb. Added pool noodles to edges, foam to corners, and taped down any "pokey's". Used all the plastic edge protectors the Skirts came with. 2nd, in my humble opinion Air Skirts were specifically made for Air Streams. Those that dont have Air Streams have to make adjustments for Air Skirts to fit. So what I did was only fit the Air Skirts where my water pipes and heating ducts run. My entire RV is NOT covered, but the seal the Air Skirts provide has allowed me to not turn on my furnace unless it is 19 degress or less outside! Bunch your skirts as close together as you can get them to eliminate "air gaps". I temp 4 zones. Outside, inside, subfloor, and the space between the AirSkirts. The space between the Air Skirts is 7 degrees higher than the outside air, even though the gauge is outside on the ground. The gaps from the Air Skirts provide air so humidity won't build. The Air Skirts occupies enough space underneath that cold air cannot just breeze in. I tried insulation board one winter and the humidity underneath was always in the 90's. Oh I forgot! I have 4 1 gallon bottles of ammonia with felt wicks , mothballs, and bait stations where there are gaps.

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Hey there Ben, so happy you're all set up. If there's anything else you'd like to optimize send us an email to [e-mail] or give us a call - 833-475-4787

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Came across this airskirt system to insulate your Airstream for cold winter