We have an older 2002 Bounder 33R. Over the past 7 years of ownership, my wife and I have done 3 flooring jobs, as we could not stand the carpeting in the RV. It was a good thing... the carpeting had all kinds of dirt that would not vacuum or steam clean out (this is true with all carpeting in my opinion). The first floor replacement was to put down the stick together vinyl that you get at Home Depot. Not one I would recommend, as it looks nice at first, but when the Texas summer heat hits it, it gets gooey and buckles. A year later, I took all that up and put down a heavy click together vinyl that I got from Lumber Liquidators. This was a much better floor than the first and worked well, but after 3 years, the DW decided that the color scheme in the RV needed to be brighter, as the cabinetry was cherry wood stain and the floor was also a darker, duller brown color. A year ago, we decided to make the change to brighten things up, so we went to Lowe's and purchased this water-resistant wood laminate...
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Trafford-Oa...ing/1001149270
Installed as a floating floor with securement along the walls with an underlayment.
We are VERY pleased with this....and with my wife painting the cabinetry in the living/kitchen are to a Behr Chic Gray color and putting in gray new day/night roller shades, things are looking REALLY nice....
Larry Swofford
2002 Fleetwood Bounder 33R, 8.1L
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