Fiberglass Cupboards, Rough On Interior?

[WaltP]

It's not practical to pull the cabinets in a Parkliner. They are fiberglassed into the trailer walls.

Walt

[frank_a]

Originally Posted by WaltP

It's not practical to pull the cabinets in a Parkliner. They are fiberglassed into the trailer walls.Walt

That's strange Walt. I have done a bunch of work in my Parkliner cabinets, glassing in wood for door openers, running TV cable, etc, and can't remember any fiberglass "attacks." I have been doing 'glass stuff for decades (boats), so I do know of what you speak.

Frank

[WaltP]

Frank
I'm not clear on your point. I'm not claiming "fiberglass attack", just that the inside of the cabinets is rough or unfinished and I personally didn't care for that. And then in response to Wado I pointed out that the cabinets are not attached to the walls by fasteners but instead are fiberglassed in, and so couldn't be "pulled" to facilitate further finishing, like painting.

Walt

[David Tilston]

The same can be said of Trillium cabinets. They are glued in, so not so easy to remove. The bottoms and outside wall of the cabinets above the sink are lined with Ensolite.