Recovering the Dog house

A good installer can do it right and fairly inexpensively. Carpet will provide good insulation against sound and heat.

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We covered ours in our 97 Holiday rambler with marine grade vinyl. Glued it down.">

Klueck wrote:
When we redid our flooring, we decided against doing the dog house.

We got some Rit dye and sprayed it on. It turned out well, and looked good.

HERE

is the link for the blog posting I did. You can see what the doghouse looked like before and after.

am I missing something? The picture to the right in this link says, "our home" a 41 foot Monaco, but the pictures in your replacement of the floor show a doghouse for a gas engine class A?

When we did our '96 Pace Arrow the fellow removed all the old pieces and used them for the template to cut the new pieces. It came out looking like new.

When we redid our flooring, we decided against doing the dog house.

We got some Rit dye and sprayed it on. It turned out well, and looked good.

HERE

is the link for the blog posting I did. You can see what the doghouse looked like before and after.

Back in the winter I replaced the flooring in my coach. I used vinyl tile in kitchen and bath area. I used carpet in living room and drivers area.Basically it was an easy process except for the dog house. I tried twice but just couldn't get it right. I went to a carpet store just up the road and spoke to owner about it.

Long story short, I took the coach to him and he had one of his installers carpet the doghouse, best $60 I ever spent.