New Linoleum
Everything in our fifth wheel was built on top of the floor coverings. That is why the linoleum can't move with the expansion and contraction caused by temperature changes. So I had to replace the kit...
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7.3 psdman wrote:
Everything in our fifth wheel was built on top of the floor coverings. That is why the linoleum can't move with the expansion and contraction caused by temperature changes. So I had to replace the kitchen linoleum that split a couple of years ago and now I am replacing the bathroom linoleum that expanded causing buckles in front of the shower. Yes, I did cut the old linoleum out and there is no sign of water damage so this is just caused by the cold of winter and the heat of summer while stored in our driveway. Wanted to explain how this works.
You are correct; they lay the linoleum down first then slap everything on top of it. Faster that way.
