Well DW got tired of the cheap carpet and wanted something a bit easier to keep clean at the beach.We found some nice vinyl plank flooring at HD, it is 4mm thick and is a click lock install. The part I worried the most about was real easy. That was working. back into the kitchen.This is what we used.All the old flooring ripped out and all staples removed, ready to start.Some things just work out! Just needed to trim grove off next plank at cabinet.Kitchen filled in nicely!Now looking for a nice piece of grey carpet for the slide out.Needed to bring in slide about 6" to get the last pieces in place.Used oak screen door trim from HD.Oak trimI ran the oak trim thru a table saw and took just the radius off one edge to sit flat on the floor.

Excellent, you just motivated me to update my TT floor

New Vinyl Plank floor! | Good Sam Community

Sea_Six
Explorer
Apr 30, 2019
Wow- looks great!
gbopp
Explorer
Apr 30, 2019
Excellent job. :C
jfkmk
Explorer
Apr 30, 2019
Looks nice!
wrktfsh
Explorer
Apr 30, 2019
Excellent, you just motivated me to update my TT floor
MrWizard
Moderator
Apr 30, 2019
looks great
Cummins12V98
Explorer III
Apr 30, 2019
I assume it's a floating floor? How is it to remove one damaged piece and replace with a new one?
rhagfo
Explorer III
Apr 30, 2019
Cummins12V98 wrote:
I assume it's a floating floor? How is it to remove one damaged piece and replace with a new one?

Depends on the location of the damaged piece! Near one side or the other somewhat easy, in the middle of the floor would need to take up about half.
The recommended install is to work from the tongue edge, but in the kitchen I needed to install five rows from the grove side, didn't seem any more difficult.
Cummins12V98
Explorer III
May 01, 2019
I assumed it was NOT easy that is why I highly recommend "LVT" flooring that LOOKS the same but is glued/laid in strips and can be easily replaced one pc at a time. Many a Dental Clinic I built had LVT flooring and is VERY durable. Damage a pc simply rip it up and glue down another.

Our DRV has LVT flooring "Luxury Vinyl Tile".

BTW not being critical as it does look nice!!!
5thWheelFreak
Explorer
May 01, 2019
Great job with the restoration!

We did the same thing in our rig and has been the best decision we ever made.

Safe Travels!
robatthelake
Explorer
May 25, 2019
Just about finished installing LVT in our 1998 Dutch Star. I didn’t like the condition of the OSB so installed a new subfloor on top which is glued and screwed down .
The best price was for some cabinet grade Birch from Windsor Plywood.,it’s is a little thicker than 1/8 inches. The LVT is about the same so combined about the same thickness as most of the Laminates that many people have installed.

The LVT is held in place around the edges by an adhesive that stays Tacky! Also used wherever the Slide out Rollers contact the finished floor! Every where else the Tiles 12X24 are loose laid .

So far so good and a vast improvement over the Old Carpet.. We did not do the slide but likely will do that next.