Step one. Bought the van.
Hello Everybody, First post. I camp a lot in tents but after spending three days straight in a tent in the rain at Dolly Sods I swore I'd make a change. Here it is. Bought it Wednesday. Dro...
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Next up. Flex Tiles with a blue diamond pattern for the floor of the cockpit.
I saw these at Lowe's and really liked the look of them. They are an interlocking tile made for garage floors. Upside is they are tough. Downside - expensive. About $11 a 20"x20" square. Lowes had a 8 square minimum order. I ended up needing six.
First step was to figure out where to place the seams. Put three tiles together and test fit. A rubber mallet is handy for joining tiles. Unfortunately I can't find where I put my damn rubber mallet so just used a regular hammer, but gently.
Decided to start with a full square under the drivers seat and extend from there.
Hold that first square down with the seat and it will keep the others in line.
Then start fitting and cutting.
Best way to work with the tiles are to mark and score them. Then bend back along the score line and cut again. This is looking at the underside.
It will look different once all the plastic molding pieces are reinstalled.
I saw these at Lowe's and really liked the look of them. They are an interlocking tile made for garage floors. Upside is they are tough. Downside - expensive. About $11 a 20"x20" square. Lowes had a 8 square minimum order. I ended up needing six.
First step was to figure out where to place the seams. Put three tiles together and test fit. A rubber mallet is handy for joining tiles. Unfortunately I can't find where I put my damn rubber mallet so just used a regular hammer, but gently.
Decided to start with a full square under the drivers seat and extend from there.
Hold that first square down with the seat and it will keep the others in line.
Then start fitting and cutting.
Best way to work with the tiles are to mark and score them. Then bend back along the score line and cut again. This is looking at the underside.
It will look different once all the plastic molding pieces are reinstalled.
