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Line an esky with polyurethane

Started by Joshreid, December 31, 2015, 05:54:06 AM

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Joshreid

I'm thinking about lining my standard esky with scrap polyurethane foam sheets. To make it into a bit of a DIY icebox. Wondering if anyone has done something similar - and how that worked out?

KeithB

I did it many years ago using 1 inch polystyrene with a double thickness at the base. Ice lasted four days in the hottest weather.
Keith
200 Series 2008, bull bar, Airmax snorkel,rack with 200 watt solar, third battery, winch, 33's with 2 spares, long range tank, drawers & barrier, bash plates, lifted & locked, Richards transmission lockup plus plenty of dings. Now towing the new Off Road Glamper.

Troopy_03

Does your standard esky have foam in the walls and inside the lid? if not, get a pressure pack of expanda foam and drill a couple of holes where it won't cause a problem, like in the bottom inline with the walls and either end of the lid and squirt some in there.
4.2L TD Toyota Troopy, (Clarke's Country Camper Trailer, softfloor.) sold it and bought a Avan Ray small poptop caravan.