Floor replacement

[Truckergump]

I have a 2008 Essex and have several cracked tiles on the floor . I want to replace the flooring with something similar to the new coaches . Was just curious about what I can use that will handle the weight of the slide rollers or will any flooring take the weight .

["007"]

Any flooring will take the weight of slide and rollers as long as the sub-flooring is a smooth flat surface.
Removing tiles may cause a problem doing that , smooth flat floor, even more so if you do yourself.
The factory will do at cost and maybe a floor company.
Here is a job done by a owner in his coach. #1 --- #2

[spinn]

This can be complicated if you have in floor heating

[Truckergump]

No floor heating

[spinn]

That should make it easier! Just remember to use an epoxy latex grout. It is flexible and won’t crack. Doesn’t need sealing either!

[grindstone01]

I used the wood flooring that snaps together from Home Depot. No glue used as it is a floating floor and makes replacing boards easy if necessary.

[Quincy]

Originally Posted by Truckergump

I have a 2008 Essex and have several cracked tiles on the floor . I want to replace the flooring with something similar to the new coaches . Was just curious about what I can use that will handle the weight of the slide rollers or will any flooring take the weight .

First do you know why the floor tile cracked? Not something like frame flexing?

We are using interlocking vinyl tile in our Newmar but not having completed the job I can not speak to it either way.

Good Luck Q