New Flooring Peel and Stick Tiles
As part of my redecoration of my trailer as I head north to Alaska I intend to replace the floor covering. I would like to hear from any of you that have DIRECT experience with the peel and stick t...
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I wouldn't install anything that is glued to the subfloor in an RV. Temp. extremes great enough and prolonged enough will cause damage. Do some googling - there is enough info. to make it too risky. Check with the flooring manufacturers. Pulling up glued tiles would not be fun either. I would either install new sheet flooring (use old as a pattern) or free-floating laminate. Many have done it though without issues though but maybe just got lucky or haven't had great enough temp. swings.
One manufacturer says:
"During the service life of the floor, the temperature should never rise
above 100F (38C) nor fall below 55F (13C). The performance of the
flooring material and adhesives can be adversely affected outside this
temperature range.
One manufacturer says:
"During the service life of the floor, the temperature should never rise
above 100F (38C) nor fall below 55F (13C). The performance of the
flooring material and adhesives can be adversely affected outside this
temperature range.
