deminimis
Explorer
Hey kids. I want a durable floor with a real wood/bamboo appearance. However, due to extremes in temperature, humidity, so forth, coming up with a solution has proved daunting. I definitely do not want a floating floor. The more waterproof the better. That had me looking at some vinyl plank options (glue down). However, it seems temp variations of the type the camper will see knocks even that out of contention. Love to hear about failures and successes you've had with hardwood/bamboo, engineered, vinyl and any other wood-ish like products that you tried. I do not want to stay with the trailer park cheapie kitchen looking vinyl that came with my camper (and many others). If gracious enough to respond, please state the type of use your camper sees, or it's all for naught. Wish to keep added weight to a minimum, to make the task even harder. Thanks!
PS: I'm also wondering if using cabinet grade plywood, ripped into strips, might be a solution. I've seen images of floors done with way and although there's definitely some effort involved, they can look pretty cool. Being able to go thin, say .25", would be a bonus in the weight saving area. Humm....
PS: I'm also wondering if using cabinet grade plywood, ripped into strips, might be a solution. I've seen images of floors done with way and although there's definitely some effort involved, they can look pretty cool. Being able to go thin, say .25", would be a bonus in the weight saving area. Humm....
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