Dealing with rotted studs and flooring
Hi all, I have an older 1996 vintage travel trailer with a slide ( I just bought it). It has had a leak in the left front corner seam that has pretty much rotted a few feet of the floor and several...
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mlts22 wrote:
Unless you are in love with -that particular camper-, I'd say forget it. One can spend the same amount of money and buy a new or used camper in decent shape... and then spend time camping, not replacing moldy wood.
If one wanted a DIY project to learn on, it is an idea, but it will be very time consuming.
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The next one make sure is made with metal tubing and not wood studs. Also check the roof for any leaks both new and repaired. Chock this one up to a learning experience
The questions you are asking tell me that you're not really a carpenter. If you have your heart set on rebuilding this rig then go for it, otherwise walkaway before you start throwing good money after bad.
