I was playing around in the shop last night and spent a good deal of time looking up at the ceiling of the cabin.
Seems to me there should be a headliner in the cabin of some sort.
Putting in a false ceiling, probably of fabric or vinyl, would be a nightmare but it would solve all the issues. It would be very difficult to install on the walls. Essentially you'd have to build a cabin inside the cabin, stuff insulation into the cavity between the exterior wall and the inner wall. That is way beyond my ability.
Anyone have any thoughts?
The walls could be lined with indoor/outdoor carpet and that would work reasonably well if it was glued to the walls as long as all the wires were run BEFORE you installed the carpet. But due to the shape and structure of the roof, I don't see it possible to install carpet on the ceiling.
Seems to me there should be a headliner in the cabin of some sort.
- Ideally it would add some insulation to prevent heat/cold transfer.
- It should also offer some sound deadening properties.
- It should also be durable, waterproof, easy to clean.
- It should also hide electrical wires.
- Ideally it would extend down the cabin walls to the top of the seats.
Putting in a false ceiling, probably of fabric or vinyl, would be a nightmare but it would solve all the issues. It would be very difficult to install on the walls. Essentially you'd have to build a cabin inside the cabin, stuff insulation into the cavity between the exterior wall and the inner wall. That is way beyond my ability.
Anyone have any thoughts?
The walls could be lined with indoor/outdoor carpet and that would work reasonably well if it was glued to the walls as long as all the wires were run BEFORE you installed the carpet. But due to the shape and structure of the roof, I don't see it possible to install carpet on the ceiling.