by rogersmomma3 » Thu May 07, 2015 8:21 am
I'm new here, just getting ready to start building, and have a question about weatherproofing. I am planning on building a kitchen and storage unit on top of a 4x6 trailer we own. It will just be an enclosed box with a back hatch that opens up to a teardrop style kitchen. The front part will just be storage to carry all our camping gear. This trailer is topped with 3/4" pressure treated plywood and has been exposed to the elements. It is in good shape with no rotting or damage. But it isn't one solid piece (it's two pieces butted together) and has some holes drilled through it where a toolbox and motorcycle rack where mounted. Can I just leave this wood down, cover the holes and cracks, and weatherproof it? Or should I replace it with a new solid piece? If I replace it with pressure treated plywood do I still need to weatherproof it? I'm trying to do this project as cheap as possible.