Skirting for winter/permanent location

[Nbulldog2]

Any ideas for skirting (Illinois) for winter . 40ft park model Forrest River with two slides. Located in wooded location and ground goes from about a 1.5ft and slopes to about 3ft. Any resonable skirting that looks decent ....not interesed in straw bales. All responses apprectiated. Thanks

[jar3316]

I have skirted places with the Hadrie backer board (not the cement stuff) used for tile under-layment it comes in 3'X5' (1/4" and 1/2" thick) sheets at about $10 a sheet and you could get 2- 1 1/2' rips out of 1 sheet. Its the same stuff that the "cement" wood looking siding is made out of. Very strong, water/mold resistant, bugs don't like it, animals cant chew or burrow through it, and once its painted looks just like plywood. Since tile isn't going on it you can use galvanized ring shank nails and put it up real quick; to cut it you use a utility knife score it about 3-5 times and then snap it like drywall.

use the weatherized wood (green board) for the ground to trailer posts and nail away. That wood will take years to rot. Especially if you use a brick for the wood to sit on and put the cut end up.

[Nbulldog2]

Thanks so much for the response!!! I am a single girl relocating and trying to sell my house so I thought this camper thing would be a good idea ......but proving to be a challenge somewhat with winter fast approaching....lol Thanks again!! I will check this out for sure.