Yeah! That's a good, commercial type VCT. It should hold up very well, and be almost as sealed a surface as sheet goods like vinyl or linoleum (nobody actually uses lino anymore --- it's just generic for sheet flooring, which is all vinyl now).Hey OT...
Hey Spec! Glad you're settled in, and I too would like to see you back at the MH.I've been following Old Trucker, off and on, but just saw your thread tonight --- read the early pages, then jumped to the end.I've got an '85 Fleetwood Rallye built on ...
dodge guy wrote:If anyone cares, I just finished the charging of my deep cycle battery for the trailer. I`ll post some pics if you want?Were you wondering where to post the pics?:D
TyroneandGladys wrote:Should I tell you we got up to 79 Sunday and it dipped all the way down to bone chillin 49 during the night or that it is to cool off to 67 Friday? Nope better not tell you that :BBack-at-cha next July!
TreeSeeker wrote:The truth is, an RV is a pretty small box to heat or cool, so the benefits of insulating, vapor blocking, etc., are probably pretty marginal when it comes right down to it.I am not so sure. We have friends whose cabin was gutted and ...
