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Old 11-11-2015, 07:09 PM   #1
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Unhappy Slide Floor Problem

2004 Montana 5th Wheel. Water seepage has caused a rotted section on one end, entire floor needs R&R. Repair facility wants $5000.00 to do repair. I can do this repair myself, but need to find source for a 4' x 12', 3/4" thick piece of plywood. Keystone can supply the piece for $693.00. Any other sources out their that anyone knows about?
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I will make the floor using 3/4 Avantec plywood and biscuits in the seam. If there is a cabinet or dinette bench I can overlay a piece on the seam I will do that as well. Then cover with vapor barrier. Hopefully your wall has not gotten hit . Pics of your progress will be interesting to some of our members. Thank you.
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Is there any way you could use tongue and groove 3/4 plywood and glue the seam?
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I don't think the tongue and groove will provide enough strength.
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Here is an option, it discusses using a scarf joint on 3/8" plywood, but using the same methodology you could use it to mate 3/4" pieces together. The glue is probably the most important part of this. It would also make sense to have the joint directly over one of the floor joist supports.
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Laminate three 4'x8'x⅜" sheets into one 4'x12'x¾" sheet.
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Hope you have the water leak fixed and tested before replacing the floor. Good luck.
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