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05-29-2015, 06:39 AM
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Storage Area Floos; 3400rl
Have to replace some flooring in the storage area floor. Soft with water damage. It is right by the left hatch, and only in a small area. Don't think a full replacement is needed Have a couple questions:
1. Anyone with experience replacing flooring? Suggestions?
2. Is it possible to remove the floor covering and re-install, or should I just plan on replacing the covering?
3. Where/how does the flooring attach to the frame?
4. Will probably use marine grade plywood. Acceptable?
Tks,
Rodger
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05-29-2015, 03:11 PM
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Montana Fan
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replaced full floor in mine last fall. Used treated plywood and allure flooring over that.
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05-29-2015, 03:58 PM
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replaced full floor in mine last fall. Used treated plywood and allure flooring over that.
Tks for the comment. How did you remove the factory flooring cover and then the flooring? Did you have to remove any of the trim, or did you remove the factory covering, then remove the flooring? How is the flooring attached to the frame? Does the factory flooring fit underneath any of the vertical walls? Finally, what is allure flooring?
Tks in advance.
Rodger
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05-30-2015, 05:35 PM
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Montana Fan
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removed the trim, the convience center,the aluminum studed wall,The floor is attached by screws. It was a bit of a job to remove the old floor as some of the screws were hard to find. I replaced the new floor in three pieces as it was easier to work with. two foot piece on each side and the remainder in the middle.(4X8 sheet) Actully the aluminum studded wall I tilted it up and secured it to the ceiling of the basement,
Allure flooring is a flooring that Home depot sells. It is peel and stick and is durable, thin and easy to work with. Water resistant.
Joe
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07-21-2015, 07:38 AM
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removed the trim, the convience center,the aluminum studed wall,The floor is attached by screws. It was a bit of a job to remove the old floor as some of the screws were hard to find. I replaced the new floor in three pieces as it was easier to work with. two foot piece on each side and the remainder in the middle.(4X8 sheet) Actully the aluminum studded wall I tilted it up and secured it to the ceiling of the basement,
Allure flooring is a flooring that Home depot sells. It is peel and stick and is durable, thin and easy to work with. Water resistant.
Joe
All:
Tks for all the tips. Working rather slowly due to age and IQ. All flooring out except that under the aluminum frame. Removed all screws, but frame seems to be wedged in.
Joe: Was it hard for you to remove the aluminum frame ? Think I can get it out with a hammer, but don't want the floor to cave in on me. (:}). Also, how did you remove the two wood convenience utility boards?
Tks in advance.
Rodger
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