All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Spongy flooring in slide outsThank you!Re: Spongy flooring in slide outsthanks so much! We fully intend to get rid of the mold and to find out where the initial problem lies. We bought the whole kitten caboodle from my inlaws, and he says that at 'one point' there was a water issue but it's since been resolved. I just think that since they didn't take it one step further to see what may have been damaged, it's gotten to the point where it has to be replaced. Still open and welcoming to more ideas, suggestions and advice!Spongy flooring in slide outsThis topic has been moved to another forum. You can read it here: 29630245Spongy flooring in slide outsHi all, My husband and I are happy (or so far at least) new owners of a park model, and we decided to purchase the property and travel trailer right next door to allow separate housing for friends and family that visit. Over the weekend, we realized that both slide outs have spongy flooring toward the wall. We will never pull the camper out until it's time to send her to trailer heaven, so we don't need anything to be slide in and outable. I've been watching several utube videos about replacing the flooring and it looks rather daunting. Since we just want it to remain as a permanent structure, can't we just remove the damaged flooring and install some thick plywood to serve as a permanent floor in that area? I'm not quite sure where to look for something like that -- as the majority of videos show actual removal of the slide out or getting underneath it. There is a preexisting wood skirting that surrounds the entire unit and I'd rather not destroy that trying to get underneath. Please help! Thank you!!