Flooring upgrade...
When I bought the Coachmen, the first objection I had was the original flooring that was buckled and shrunken at the edges. But the salesman said "hey, if your kind of handy it won't take much to repl...
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Ijust finished with Allure in our 88 Bounder. I can't speak for longevity obviously, but here are points:
1) inexpensive
2) child's play to install
3) many color choices (at least at my local HD - about 30+ finishes
Cons:
1) not really good in areas with WILD temp swings. If I lived much farther north than 45' lat I probably wouldn't risk it. It is designed for INDOORS, after all.
2) If you don't get the seams tight, dirt WILL collect in crevices. But then that would be true about any plank or tile flooring.
That's about it. For not a lot of money, and about two full days of work, I'm satisfied. Considering the absolute crud that came out with our carpet, it's a world of improvement.
1) inexpensive
2) child's play to install
3) many color choices (at least at my local HD - about 30+ finishes
Cons:
1) not really good in areas with WILD temp swings. If I lived much farther north than 45' lat I probably wouldn't risk it. It is designed for INDOORS, after all.
2) If you don't get the seams tight, dirt WILL collect in crevices. But then that would be true about any plank or tile flooring.
That's about it. For not a lot of money, and about two full days of work, I'm satisfied. Considering the absolute crud that came out with our carpet, it's a world of improvement.
