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mrstan64
Explorer
Oct 05, 2019

Replacing a Travel Trailer floor

I am looking for a local to MA or NH to replace my 21 ft TT floor due to it becoming spongy.I have attempted to do this on a local area of the trailer, but I found many other soft spots throughout. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Mark

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  • Lwiddis's avatar
    Lwiddis
    Explorer II
    Oct 05, 2019
    Worth fixing for a do-it-yourself as a project but otherwise...
  • Huntindog's avatar
    Huntindog
    Explorer
    Oct 05, 2019
    mrstan64 wrote:
    It was in the bathroom where I found the major soft spot. The doorway leading out of the camper is getting soft. There are no leaks atm and I have the bathroom gutted. The other leak was the air conditioner, which I fixed. Now I just need the floor fixed. I cut the bathroom floor out and was going to patch it, but since there are 2 other spots, a full floor replacement wouldn't be bad. The camper is worth fixing the floor.
    I have seen a few people do it themselves.
    It is very labor intensive.
    Paying someone to do it will be pricey.
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    mrstan64
    Explorer
    Oct 05, 2019
    It was in the bathroom where I found the major soft spot. The doorway leading out of the camper is getting soft. There are no leaks atm and I have the bathroom gutted. The other leak was the air conditioner, which I fixed. Now I just need the floor fixed. I cut the bathroom floor out and was going to patch it, but since there are 2 other spots, a full floor replacement wouldn't be bad. The camper is worth fixing the floor.
  • opnspaces's avatar
    opnspaces
    Navigator III
    Oct 05, 2019
    No solutions for your area, but just a suggestion.If you have not already, you need to focus on the leak that is causing the soft spots.

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