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Originally Posted by KimoJames
TIA for any help or ideas.
While ripping out carpeting to be replaced, we discovered water damage in one of our slide out floors. The original material used for the bottom/outside of the slideout was apparently the infamous luan. The wood backing on the luan is toast so I am going to remove everything and build it back up.
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My advice here is to take a couple of (GOOD) pictures from underneath/outside and then a couple from inside (low and close up) so we can see what's really going on. The reason I suggest this is, replacing slide floor material can sometimes get a little dicey for several reasons. Have seen several folks here doing floor replacement and this area can pose certain obstacles. Pictures will certainly help others to see exactly what's going on and offer better targeted advice.
And of course since there's visible water damage from the past, make sure you have located how that happened and insure that area doesn't leak again.
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