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shande81, you can find the frame using a stud good quality stud finder.  It will pick up both metal and wood.  As for the construction of the roof, I believe it is framed with 2x2's perpendicular to the walls that are attached to the aluminum wall frame.  inside is fiberglass insulation and it's covered with a big single sheet of fiberglass that extends from the bottom front of the trailer over the roof and to the bottom real of the trailer.  There are some videos of the fabrication of the rPod that you can take a look at that will give you a very good idea of the basic structure.  

Hi everyone,

I like your idea of making the counter space more practical.  I will see how I feel after I take it out and use the kitchen some before deciding anything on that.  I was out of town for a few days last week so just got back to my tongue modifications yesterday.  I finished sanding and priming the tongue after cutting off the single mounts for the gas and batteries.  I also welded together a new battery mount that after cleaning and priming I will weld it to the top of the tongue today.  I just bought the dual gas tank mount so only need to weld it to the tongue.  I also bought a new jack for it yesterday.  The previous owner hit it and it was tough to raise and lower.  Adding extra life to the battery and gas supply was kind of common sense, as well as the solar to recharge the batteries, but I can’t wait to take it out on the first test run and see how everything is in use.  Oh yeah, my running lights don’t work, so need to check that out too.  Tail lights are fine at least.

You may induce a problem behind the fridge by pushing hot air in the fridge compartment, there may not be enough cool air pushing through the cooling fins.