โApr-27-2019 04:54 PM
โMay-05-2019 07:07 AM
owenssailor wrote:
My Jayco also has a sot floor in the high traffic areas.
I am considering cutting out the affected area from the top. Then I will add supports to the aluminum cross beams at the right height to have 5/8 ply level with the remaining floor. I expect I would need stiffeners under the ply where beam spacing is very wide.
I'll put a but block along the longitudinal seams and then fill and level the seams with a thickened epoxy mix.
after that I will put in laminate click together flooring which I have since I put that in while touring this winter to try to reduce the flex feeling.
Does this sound feasible?
I am too old to be working underneath the trailer to try to fix the floor.
Thanks
โMay-03-2019 08:12 PM
โMay-02-2019 06:28 PM
Cecilt wrote:colliehauler wrote:Cecilt wrote:You have to go in from the bottom to add more floor joists. This would probably involve dropping the holding tanks to access. This is a major job and if your not sure it might be worth calling a RV Mobil tech.colliehauler wrote:
You can add additional braces for the floor for more support.
From top or bottom? If I open my access panel on my underbelly the floor is solid as a rock everywhere I can feel. This may not be the bottom layer of the luan but not sure how I would even access the luan/foam/luan if there is a layer of wood below this.
Which is why I probably won't bother. Once I open up the slide for the fridge and stove I throw a 5' long throw rug on the linoleum which keeps us from feeling the softness in the floor.
โMay-02-2019 12:48 PM
colliehauler wrote:Cecilt wrote:You have to go in from the bottom to add more floor joists. This would probably involve dropping the holding tanks to access. This is a major job and if your not sure it might be worth calling a RV Mobil tech.colliehauler wrote:
You can add additional braces for the floor for more support.
From top or bottom? If I open my access panel on my underbelly the floor is solid as a rock everywhere I can feel. This may not be the bottom layer of the luan but not sure how I would even access the luan/foam/luan if there is a layer of wood below this.
โMay-01-2019 12:40 PM
Cecilt wrote:You have to go in from the bottom to add more floor joists. This would probably involve dropping the holding tanks to access. This is a major job and if your not sure it might be worth calling a RV Mobil tech.colliehauler wrote:
You can add additional braces for the floor for more support.
From top or bottom? If I open my access panel on my underbelly the floor is solid as a rock everywhere I can feel. This may not be the bottom layer of the luan but not sure how I would even access the luan/foam/luan if there is a layer of wood below this.
โMay-01-2019 12:31 PM
dodge guy wrote:
Was it spongy (soft) or bouncy (lack of floor joists)? Probably bouncy and what you thought was soft was really lack of floor joists which unfortunately is how they make light weight trailers!
โMay-01-2019 11:14 AM
โMay-01-2019 10:54 AM
colliehauler wrote:
You can add additional braces for the floor for more support.
โApr-30-2019 01:06 PM
โApr-30-2019 11:09 AM
ken56 wrote:Cecilt wrote:
My 2014 Keystone Outback has a spongy floor in front of the regrigerator and stove. Believe it is also due to the foam and luan and how it is attached to the floor joists. This area is where my fridge and stove are in a slide so I can almost guarantee that that weight going in and out all the time broke the floor down. No signs of water leaks.
Seems to be a thing I guess. I have a '17 Laredo with the same spongy floor in front of the stove and refrigerators. They are in a slide also. No sign of leaks and I check it all the time.
โApr-30-2019 07:55 AM
โApr-29-2019 05:35 PM
Cecilt wrote:
My 2014 Keystone Outback has a spongy floor in front of the regrigerator and stove. Believe it is also due to the foam and luan and how it is attached to the floor joists. This area is where my fridge and stove are in a slide so I can almost guarantee that that weight going in and out all the time broke the floor down. No signs of water leaks.
โApr-29-2019 12:32 PM
โApr-28-2019 08:23 AM