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<blockquote data-quote="Wildyote" data-source="post: 156762" data-attributes="member: 2259">I duct tape my holes in the spring and remove it after deer season.&nbsp; This works well for dust control.&nbsp; If room is an issue look at a team lodge house or&nbsp; another toy hauler model.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have a 6.5x14 and it has 8 holes all on outside.&nbsp; It still has room to sleep 2-3 people and bunks and dinette fold up to allow entire space to fish.&nbsp; The 8x16 which my brother has sleeps 5-6 and has 10 holes.&nbsp; The ice castles have more camp in mind whereas team lodge has more fishing on mind.&nbsp; Team Lodge also uses spray foam on walls which cuts down propane use and is a much warmer house than the ice castle.&nbsp; The bat insulation in most ice castles settles and leaves gaps.&nbsp; The spray foam also keeps the walls much more stable from rattling things loose.&nbsp; I think Yetti has the best frame out there with welded aluminum.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wildyote, post: 156762, member: 2259"] I duct tape my holes in the spring and remove it after deer season. This works well for dust control. If room is an issue look at a team lodge house or another toy hauler model. I have a 6.5x14 and it has 8 holes all on outside. It still has room to sleep 2-3 people and bunks and dinette fold up to allow entire space to fish. The 8x16 which my brother has sleeps 5-6 and has 10 holes. The ice castles have more camp in mind whereas team lodge has more fishing on mind. Team Lodge also uses spray foam on walls which cuts down propane use and is a much warmer house than the ice castle. The bat insulation in most ice castles settles and leaves gaps. The spray foam also keeps the walls much more stable from rattling things loose. I think Yetti has the best frame out there with welded aluminum. [/QUOTE]

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