I want to provide an access hole in the bottom of my cargo trailer. The plywood floor is approximately 3/4 inch thick. Would this deck cover work for?
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Yes it should provide access, but it really isn't designed for supporting substantial weight.
1037387
I don't ever cover our trailer (we are full-timers). But I would say that yes the drains could wear through a cover. If I was covering my trailer, I could tape some foam around the drains.
586465
No, it would be fine. My table is 42 inches and the bottom of the cover is about 10 inches off the deck.
44952
The "ears" on the box are adjustable, so it should. My floor thickness is roughly the same. A template is provided to cut a rectangular hole.
66985
I used it to seal rain gutters. It may add a little protection to the bottom of Kayak. There is probably better products for what you are looking. Check your hardware store.
248042
Yes It Will Work On 3/4 Inch Thick Material. And I Have A Box Extra From My Project That I Am Willing To Sell. Bvhs41 At Yahoo.
545453
This cover measures 4 1/2" x almost 7". Yours appears to be longer. I assume the spacing between the holes is the same, but this is your decision.
147051
It is really made for a 4" square trailer bumper. I suppose if you use some sort of "blocking" material to make up for the missing 1" it might work, but it would have to be put on really tightly. If you did this and the carriage bolts that are supplied were to start loosening, you could have a real disaster.
863306
I have a 2014 Chevy Silverado, with a tonneau cover. I purchased the 64"-71" cargo gate. It fits perfectly. The cargo gate does not interfere at all with cover, and you can adjust the height exactly where you want it.
1625496
I use this reel with a 20'x40' cover, and while it sort of works it's not ideal. The height is too low for a 40' long cover - the diameter of the rolled up cover is about the same as the reel, so the cover scrapes the deck as you reel it in and gets harder to spin because of the extra resistance. I built some platforms for the reel out of 2x4's to boost the height a bit, which helped, but I'm switching to a taller reel this summer.
2112006
I haven't tried it but I think it would do OK with a 1/4" plywood. Not sure the "blade" would do well on thicker material. You would have to move slowly. My opinion.
2114799
Yes it can,I use it for my skiff for duck huntting. I just put a sheet of plywood on the deck bolted it down.Merv
266705
Yes. It should b fine. I use this to protect the bottom of my cabinets. But it should b thick enough.
1794561
I would recommend a 3 inch lip, however you could get away with 2 3/4 inches. Make sure your deck thickness is strong enough to hold the weight.
243918
Its not so thick so it would probably be fine as long as you secure the plywood down tightly.
1446996
Sorry, haven't used it yet so I can't say how it covers. I'm using it as a grout sealer so it may be hard to figure out sq. footage coverage---
1187391
I bought a cover for a shorter camper, and it has a zippered panel on right rear, where our door is, to access camper. I don't think a cover for a somewhat longer camper trailer would be any different. The description of the product should point out these access panels.