Insulating the transition between cab & house | Winnebago Ekko
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Camping in cold temps, we noticed the metal floor trim piece between the cab and the house got really cold. I removed the trim piece and added self-adhesive foil-backed foam insulation to the underside of the trim piece and the floor. I filled the cavity space with Rockwool insulation. Here are the steps, super easy: #1. Remove floor trim piece. #2. Cover the backside of it with self-adhesive foil-backed insulation. #3. OPTIONAL: Also cover the floor with the foil-backed insulation. #4. Fill the cavity with Rockwool. #5. Replace floor trim piece. #6. Pat yourself on the back! Great job!
Products Used
- Screwdriver
- Knife or Scissors to cut foil-backed insulation
- Serrated knife to cut Rockwool
- Rockwool insulation
- Self-adhesive foil-backed insulation
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Mod Specifications
Mod Category
InsulationTotal Time
Less than 1 hourSize
Mini ModDifficulty
EasyTotal Cost
RV Details
Type of RV
Class CMake
WinnebagoSeries
EkkoModel
Year
2022How to | Insulating the transition between cab & house - Winnebago Ekko
View helpful step by step instructions on how to complete the “Insulating the transition between cab & house” mod on a 2022 Winnebago Ekko along with the products and tools that you’ll need to effectively accomplish the job. This Insulation mod was considered easy to do and took less than 1 hour to complete.
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