Time for New Floors, Anyone with Pics of New Wood Floors
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โJan-15-2019 07:45 PM
I have cherry wood cabinets and walls, just cant figure the best color to go with.
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โFeb-16-2019 08:22 PM
jmb575 wrote:
What floor did you end up going with? Weโre about to do the same to our Fleetwood Terra, any lessons learned?
Smart Core Ultra from Lowes, its thicker than some of the vinyl floors like Allure, it has a rubber backing built in, needs no glue or nails and is 100 percent water proof, you can use it in wet areas without issues..
I wanted thicker so it adds strength to the floor and more sound proof.
https://youtu.be/dT8vvjGZjaI
https://youtu.be/JwPYUGpZf5E
Lessons : well I chose not to do the very front of RV where the drivers/passenger seat area and the bedroom and living room slide.
Keep carpet in the slide its to diffuclt to do the slide if you have a drop level floor slide like I do, also clean under the slide out and blow out with a air gun cause rocks and debri that move with the slide will sctracth the new floor.
Also invest in good tools it makes the job easier and better.
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โFeb-16-2019 01:47 PM
2007 Sport Edition Rhino, rollover survivor, nuff said.
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โFeb-16-2019 12:07 PM
Preacher Man wrote:
Looks great, how do you deal with the carpet that runs under the walls? We intend to replace our carpet with flooring as well and wonder how to handle those areas.
No carpet was under my walls, however there was about a million staples that had to be removed, I thinks they paid the installers by the staple..
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โFeb-16-2019 07:39 AM
Floors and Decor
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โFeb-09-2019 04:06 AM
2002 Tiffin Allego Bay
2010 Keystone Springdale 29bhssr
1998 Jayco Lite 244
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โFeb-09-2019 03:19 AM
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โFeb-08-2019 04:19 PM
2002 Tiffin Allego Bay
2010 Keystone Springdale 29bhssr
1998 Jayco Lite 244
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โFeb-06-2019 05:41 PM
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โJan-21-2019 08:07 PM
I have my floors stripped of carpet/pad, vinyl and 10,000 staples and now starting to install my new floors, will post pics when finished, might take me a week however.
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โJan-21-2019 06:47 PM
The epoxy water tank shelf. Darkened nicely and has a hard water proof finish. Kind of like a Paper Bag floor.
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โJan-20-2019 05:15 AM
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โJan-19-2019 03:37 PM
T18skyguy wrote:
Tim, having installed several laminates in buildings I own, the easiest by far is a thin, flexible laminate that can be scored on the back, then you just bend it to break it. MUCH easier and just as good looking as the kind you need to cut with a saw. It also has a waterproof stikum along the long edge. You just press in place and it stays. I can't remember the name, but it's sold in Home Depot. It's been in my stick house for 10 years and no visable wear.
I think you are talking about Allure vinyl planks.
I am going with Smartcore Ultra flooring from Lowes, its thicker {7.5mm} and weights more but not nearly as much as solid wood planks, its 100 percent water proof, I want the thicker for a stronger floor, more wood feel and look and it will also offer a quieter ride.
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โJan-19-2019 03:21 PM
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โJan-19-2019 07:16 AM
Floors in our stick house are hardwood and tile, and in the coach the floors are a cork composite. We have a few throw-rugs which get washed regularly and replaced periodically.
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