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Wouldn't I just do the entire compartment floor?

How thick plywood?

So you say!.

I only saw the one photo of an area with what looked like a view of the driveway under. Doing a one piece patch is easier in some ways, and stronger,. But if the areas are not fairly contiguous then

I'm still wondering if I can try it myself. You just answered the question as to how to attach it. My biggest problem is cutting the pieces to fit. The area by the wheel well is not spongey, but I'm

Btw your photo makes the hit from underneath seem the original cause rather than any wheel well leakage. Even better is that this is not a walk-on area and a plywood patch above will not be in the way

Having a much less expensive handyman type do a quick and dirty multilayer “sandwich” repair of just the damaged (and fortunately easily accessible) floor area should last the life of the rest of

A new floor used to be about $3000.? That was a pre pandemic price so it's probably more now.. To replace the floor they have to essentially disassemble the camper.? All the furniture and appliances

On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 12:33 PM Kathryn Baxter <kmb442@...> wrote: > Pulled apart floor an vinyl and completely emptied camper so I could see > everything, (except under fridge). > This is what I

Sorry for the duplicates. Having difficulties all around.

On Sun, Jul 24, 2022, 12:33 PM Kathryn Baxter <kmb442@...> wrote: > Pulled apart floor an vinyl and completely emptied camper so I could see > everything, (except under fridge). > This is what I

Pulled apart floor an vinyl and completely emptied camper so I could see everything, (except under fridge). This is what I found, everything else seems solid. AC has not been used since I got the

Just studying these photos carefully, it looks like it might have been water coming in through the door or maybe A/C unit leaking inside and pooling under the bed along the edge of the wall and

I tend to think it was old damage that was covered up. The damage comes right up the edge of the metal rim. Will pull it apart today. More pictures to come.

That's what I'd do in this circumstance. Two important additions for you to consider: 1. Where did the moisture come from that did all that damage? Was it just the tree stump, or did the rot come from

Hello Kathryn: Quick and dirty fix: Cut two pieces of treated plywood (mostly waterproof), one to fit inside and one outside. Bolt the three layers together and give it several layers of paint both

Hi all: Some years back, an owner posted photos and instructions on how he used 4 inch PVC, shaped in an extended "U" to catch his grey water for later dumping at a dump site. Hopefully those files

Don't think it makes a difference, but the hole from the outside had help. I went over a tree stump. ? Then when I was cleaning out I noticed a bulge up in the vinyl floor and the rest is history.

Thanks Carl. Not willing to throw in the towel yet. Will look at your pictures. Mind you I'm anyrse trying to retire, don't want to spend money on this now. I'm thinking if I try to cut away all the

Hello Kathryn: That really looks nasty, it is on the right side, behind the wheel well? Have you looked at the photos from my floor repair? Here is a link: