The EverGreen Difference
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Compositek Construction
Ever-Lite floor, sidewalls and roof are VACUUM BONDED. This is the most reliable process for laminating. This is the same process used in every high end luxury motor home. Vacuum bonding is the lamination process where the entire structure is placed in a giant vacuum bag and is pressurized to approximately 129 pounds per square inch. The wall remains in the bag under pressure for 20 to 40 minutes, depending on atmospheric conditions. This process uses a higher technology that is significantly more expensive, but the result is the finest construction available in the RV industry today.
Other manufacturers will say they are "laminated" or "bonded, but if they do not claim to be vacuum bonded, they are probably "pinch-rolled" - a process where the adhesive is sprayed on and the wall goes through two big rolling pins, squeezing the glue as it pinches the pieces together. The vacuum process allows for even pressure at a high pounds per square inch rate over a much longer period of time.
Higher Technology, Better Quality!
Laminated FloorsEver-Lite's one-piece, laminated composite floor is THE LIGHTEST AND STRONGEST FLOOR IN THE INDUSTRY. It is framed with 2" box aluminum that is double welded together and uses a stronger, more dense, two-pound block foam insulation. The top and bottom layers are one piece Compositek that is three times stronger than the traditional heavy 4' x 8' plywood sheets or other one-piece wood chip and resin boards.
NO MORE SOFT OR ROTTED FLOORS! Compositek will not rot or deteriorate! Water has no effect on Compositek. In fact, it is so water resistant that the roof of the Ever-Lite is made with the same material!
The seamless one-piece design of the Compositek composite flooring system means there are no squeaky or soft spots!
This new technology has allowed us to eliminate hundreds of pounds of excess weight from the Ever-Lite floor alone!
Compositek is a green eco-friendly composite material.
Lightweight, Strong, Water Resistant & Green!
Laminated SidewallsThe sidewalls of the Ever-Lite are the LIGHTEST AND STRONGEST IN THE INDUSTRY! We use heavy gauge aluminum tubing that is double welded - not screwed or stapled together. Some manufacturers try to make their sidewalls lighter by eliminating all but the perimeter aluminum studs, relying on the wood backer to give it strength. We construct our aluminum frames as a full cage design and EVERY opening from the biggest slide-out to the smallest water inlet is completely framed in aluminum. We use strong 3" aluminum tubes around our slide openings and at other major stress points in the wall.
Ever-Lite sidewalls are constructed using a more dense, 2 pound, block foam insulation, compared to most other's 1-1/2 pound, less expensive foam. EverGreen's higher density foam is stronger, with less of chance of compression lines and
also has a higher R-value. 
Ever-Lite sidewalls have a composite insulation factor of R-9. Think of it this way - a styrofoam coffee cup is only 1/8 inch thick, yet you can hold it full of boiling hot liquid. Imagine the insulation value of a thick foam core wall!
On the left is wood paneling used by all our competitors. After it has gotten wet it grew mold and may cause allergic
reactions. On the right is our COMPOSITEK. It is waterproof and will not promote the growth of mold.
Both the aluminum and foam are recyclable.
EverGreen's Compositek (one piece)
The competition
Lauan wood fiber backer (pieced together)
The competition purchase their fiberglass sidewalls with one layer of 1/8" lauan wood backer (this will show seams), or two layers of lauan (less seam show-through, but twice as heavy)! Wood lauan backer will absorb water and rot, mold, mildew and deteriorate over time as well as could contain harmful VOC's and formaldehyde. Ever-Lite sidewalls are constructed with one piece Compositek composite substrate which is three times stronger than lauan. Yet it will not absorb water, is mold and mildew resistant, will not deteriorate and is VOC and formaldehyde free.
The adhesion of the fiberglass to the Compositek is the strongest in the industry. These two chemically similar materials fused together become virtually one as they are bonded. Our competition uses wood and fiberglass which are two entirely different substances that are held together with an adhesive, allowing for a greater chance for delamination.
Lightweight, Strong, Water Resistant & Green!
Roof Construction
Lightweight, Strong, Water Resistant & Green!
Ever-Lite's roofing system is strong and unique. This full walk-on roof is vacuum bonded using high density polystyrene foam sandwiched between Compositek composite material. The A/C duct work is actually molded into the foam for the best cold air temperature retention ever achieved! The radius aluminum framed design combined with state of the art vacuum bonding and a Compositek shell creates the strongest roof in the industry.
Ever-Lite uses special 100% UV protected Compositek as the top panel, eliminating the need for a rubber membrane. The Compositek will never tear from a tree branch and you never have to worry about a rubber roof becoming unglued and billowing up as you travel down the road! Compositek is also impervious to mold, mildew and rot, eliminating black streaks.
Other manufacturers use the old standard roof system made with wood or thin stamped steel trusses and a heavy wood decking, then a rubber or vinyl membrane is glued on top. The older conventional roofs are heavy, will absorb water and rot, mold, mildew and deteriorate over time.
Did you know the rubber membrane on a 30 foot trailer adds over 80 pounds of weight?
* NOTE * While the Compositek material is formaldehyde free, some interior components do contain formaldehyde : "Composite wood products used in construction of the interior of EverGreen's recreation vehicles are certified by EverGreen's suppliers as being compliant with formaldehyde emission levels established by the California Air Resources Board."
