Looks great. I have some water damage so need to replace 1’X2’ of marine plywood. I’ve done a lot of research and decided to go with vinyl floating floor strips. Everything I’ve read says I can install it on top of the ceramic tile that is currently in place, this will be a huge time saving.

You have done an excellent job. I like the view down the kitchen and head area. Gives the coach a larger feeling. On my coach the base light oak is stained from years of washing etc. I plan to refinish about 2" from the floor up with stain etc.
I am planning to leave carpet under couch and stair well and under driver/rider seats to set off the wood flooring or tile flooring. Haven't made up my mind yet. Carpet in the bedroom will stay. Carpet is in great shape but not in living area.
As I see it the marble tile in the kitchen bath area has to go. It is quite possibly the ugliest tile I have ever seen. Has little marks in the tile that look like dirt stains.
I have re-upholstered the two helm seats in real leather and it really made flooring look bad. Couch is next.
Great job and thanks for the info. and pictures. Don

Wow, wonderful work. Love the dust control idea, that is useful also for projects involving plaster. I'm going to steal it!

We replaced the floor in a 32' trailer with vinyl planks and it worked great. We are now doing the same project in our 40' pusher. The original laminate floor in the kitchen is raised 1/4" compared to the carpet. My concern are the rollers for the slide, since they are on the laminate. Do I need to keep the rollers at this height or will they adjust the 1/4" to the new floor height?

Hi, great looking job. I've used glue-down vinyl planks over the plywood subfloor in the coach; it worked well. However, the front compartment has a metal floor under the driver & passenger seats. That area of the floor gets very warm because of the front engine. I've removed the old carpeting and plan to first glue down a layer of the heat barrier mat (about 3/8" thick), then a thin sheet of plywood to provide a hard, level surface on which to glue the vinyl tiles. Think this will work? Tom

I'm looking to do this conversion also. I am looking for fridge units that will fit in the hole. Did you have any other LP appliances that you had to worry about or you left LP in your unit and just changed the fridge?

Hi Steve - Finally found your blog info. Do you help out other RV Forum Members? I'm not looking for a free hand out in any way and would help a much as I can, I just wanted to know?
Ed Rairie

Very nice. I really like the dust collection solution. How long did it take to clean the grout off the sub floor?

All I can say is WOW! That looks beautiful. You did a wonderful job.

When can I drop off my coach for new flooring?

Why did you choose to glue the center strips and float the rest?

Sweet! Nice job!