Wood (Laminant) Floor Install

I wouldn't use laminate because it does not do well with water. I would use vinyl planking. DIY with utility knife and you are set. Super easy and very durable.

Why not vinyl plank? Waterproof so no worry about seams getting wet, hard as heck to scratch and costs the same.

Installing Pergo is pretty easy.

I'd also suggest taking a look at Allure floating floor. We recently did a bathroom with it and I like it a lot. So fast, simple, and easy to install too.

A hydraulic jack solenoid on my HWH Leveling System recently cost me $115.00. My solenoids are easy to access under my hood. You can order them online or purchase from most RV dealerships.
Fairly easy to replace.
Good luck!

removing the tile was the hardest part of mine. Outside of that its not that bad.. Did it over a week in the afternoons.. Have less than $500 in it. If you dont have much tile it would be bad at all.

When I bought mine someone had replaced the floors, laminate in the bath and hallway, new carpet in the front and bedroom. Doesn't look difficult but, well worth the effort. It really looks good and is easy to get that beach sand cleaned up.

I did my own for the price of Pergo..(don't remember how much) I left the carpet in the bedroom and the slide since they are not high traffic areas. Removed the sofa (easy job) and seat belts (reinstalled later) butted the Pergo up against the metal strip at the edge of the slide. Relatively easy job. Why they put carpet at the entry way is beyond me.

erniee wrote:

jostruj wrote:
How difficult would it be to upgrade a 2006 Fleetwood Bounder 38S floor from carpet to wood? What would it cost a pro to do?

$4000
labor and materials, entire coach

Of course, that wold be the easiest way to do it - just write a check!

jostruj wrote:
How difficult would it be to upgrade a 2006 Fleetwood Bounder 38S floor from carpet to wood? What would it cost a pro to do?

$4000
labor and materials, entire coach

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I don't know how difficult it would be or the cost to have it installed.

I think it's a good idea. We don't really like the carpeting.