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Old 04-04-2016, 08:21 AM   #1
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New subflooring for Aerolite

Hey Gang! I am new to these forums & grateful to have found you. Just dragged home a 2004 21' Aerolite which we gutted to the walls. Hoping to get some feedback from y'all on subflooring. The lighter weight & metal framing of this trailer was appealing to us so I am trying to be very mindful of the weight of any/all installs. 3/4" PT plywood? Any worthwhile composites out there? Have a bamboo flooring going down so there is added weight there. Thank You in advance for any input. I certainly appreciate learning from others' "doings"!
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most rv has 5/8" plywood you may get away with 1/2" if you are going to put an additional bamboo floor on top. This may help a little on the weight. composite may be heavy than plywood.
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