Replacing Flooring on Bigfoot
I purchased my Bigfoot used and the floor has seen better days. The linoleum is rather dated and the carpet seems to hold onto every single piece of dirt that gets tracked inside. I was wondering i...
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Easy way is to cut the carpet along the edge of the dinette, put down the new carper and then cover the edges with 1/4 round.
For the main floor, you may want to consider water resistant, floating hardwood flooring. Or, just cut a piece of carpet to lay down. You can either secure with 1/4 round or leave loose so it can be removed for beating out the dirt. The removable carpet is what I did to the floor of mine. Makes it a tad bit warmer and nicer to walk on without shoes. Has lasted about six years, but now I need to get another piece to replace it.
For the main floor, you may want to consider water resistant, floating hardwood flooring. Or, just cut a piece of carpet to lay down. You can either secure with 1/4 round or leave loose so it can be removed for beating out the dirt. The removable carpet is what I did to the floor of mine. Makes it a tad bit warmer and nicer to walk on without shoes. Has lasted about six years, but now I need to get another piece to replace it.
