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- timmacExplorerI also heard slidouts can scratch the laminate flooring, the laminate I am looking at is thinner than the carpet/pad, would this be a issue.
- ScottGNomadDoes the slide leave a heavy mark in the current carpet? If so then it may also hit the vinyl.
- Here is the link from when I did mine. No slide outs. Not sure if the photos will show up it was from Photo Bucket.
Laminate Floor - anglerExplorerLuxury Vinyl Plank Flooring. Removed the glued down tiles and all carpeting. Replaced bedroom and front cab area with new carpeting. The vinyl is thinner than the carpeting so no real issues. I did not do the slideout carpeting. or under the slideout.
- timmacExplorer
ScottG wrote:
Does the slide leave a heavy mark in the current carpet? If so then it may also hit the vinyl.
Yes it does leave a mark but not heavy, the carpet/pad is about 3 to 4 times thicker than the laminate flooring I am going to put down, I guess when I remove the carpet I will test with a piece of laminate to see what it does. - Bill_SatelliteExplorer IICarpet is NOT the enemy. Sometimes carpet makes sense. Hardwood/vinyl pretending to be hardwood in the bedroom is NOT for me. Carpet is warm. Hardwood/Vinyl is cold. Where and when you travel should be a consideration.
- mike_brezExplorer
Bill.Satellite wrote:
Carpet is NOT the enemy. Sometimes carpet makes sense. Hardwood/vinyl pretending to be hardwood in the bedroom is NOT for me. Carpet is warm. Hardwood/Vinyl is cold. Where and when you travel should be a consideration.
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I have personally put down 1000s of sq feet of laminate
To me it it is garbage. Looks pretty in a picture though
I’ll take carpet in the bedroom and living area and tile in kit and bath. - WanderlostNomad IIWe replaced most of the carpet in our 2004 Itasca Sunrise and were very happy with the results. Photos are in this thread:
2004 Itasca Sunrise Slight Remodel - timmacExplorer
Bill.Satellite wrote:
Carpet is NOT the enemy. Sometimes carpet makes sense. Hardwood/vinyl pretending to be hardwood in the bedroom is NOT for me. Carpet is warm. Hardwood/Vinyl is cold. Where and when you travel should be a consideration.
I am leaving carpet in the bedroom, couch/dining slideout and the front driver/passenger area of motorhome, the carpet in the living room area just gets to dirty from my active type camping. - discovery4usExplorerDoes the laminate make it noisier while traveling? Seems like carpet would help deaden road noise. I like the looks of laminate but we camp in cold weather and the carpet is nice on my bare feet.
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