I own a 2002 Winnebago Adventurer 35U (for 4 years now) and I'd like to remove the carpet and replace with vinyl flooring. I noticed several previous posts that indicate some have tackled this job themselves and some have paid others to do it. I live in the Cincinnati, OH area and I'd like to do it myself. From what I understand of my slide mechanisms and from info on this forum, it looks like I can contact Winnebago to buy wrapped wood pieces to replace the metal strip so that the slides don't damaged the finished floor. Is that the preferred way to go or should I fabricate something myself?
If I want to use high quality vinyl flooring, are vinyl planks or vinyl square tiles inherently easier to work with? I am assuming that would be easier than vinyl sheet, and I'm also assuming that gluing the floor is necessary (or at least preferred) versus floating the floor....again, is that correct? Finally, I'm assuming that if I do this job myself it can be done for somewhere between $1200 and $2000. Is that a good estimate?
I might get some installer help for some of the job...depends how things go!
Thanks for any and all advice...
Bob
If I want to use high quality vinyl flooring, are vinyl planks or vinyl square tiles inherently easier to work with? I am assuming that would be easier than vinyl sheet, and I'm also assuming that gluing the floor is necessary (or at least preferred) versus floating the floor....again, is that correct? Finally, I'm assuming that if I do this job myself it can be done for somewhere between $1200 and $2000. Is that a good estimate?
I might get some installer help for some of the job...depends how things go!
Thanks for any and all advice...
Bob