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AuntBJ · 06-25-2012, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by vtwinwilly

Went by Lowe's this weekend and now I know exactly what you're talking about. I was confused earlier because when I read "tongue-and-groove" I thought Laminate flooring which this is not. My bad. This is an all vinyl plank flooring. The Lowe's guy explained that the tongue-and-groove is water proof becasue it has no adhesive at all. The joints just lock together (similar to laminate flooring). The one with the adhesive strips is water resistant becasue it can get wet, but if it stays wet the adhesive will eventually let loose.

Unfortunately the water proof stuff (tongue-and-groove) only comes in wood grain styles and I'm looking for a tile design. I'll have to see if Alure (Home Depot) offers the same water proof, tongue-and-groove type flooring in a tile pattern.

Thanks for the informaiton.

Thanks. I was beginning to think I imagined it.

Tigger1966 · 07-01-2012, 10:22 AM

When I replaced the original carpet in the MH I went back with the thickest commertial pad I could get and the heaviest pile carpet to try to keep road noise and heat undre the MH. It is more trouble to keep clean but it made a big diffrence on the road. As for the spare room/trailer it has vinyl flooring since nobody rides in there

ban26ana · 07-05-2012, 01:00 AM

We did Pergo-type flooring, and we love it. I can't remember what brand we used though. It's actually the nicest feature of our 1992 TT!

2goofycampers · 07-07-2012, 07:40 PM

I was watching an RV show on HGTV it showed a new flooring called Marmoleum. It looked very nice.

AuntBJ · 07-07-2012, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by 2goofycampers

I was watching an RV show on HGTV it showed a new flooring called Marmoleum. It looked very nice.

Was that the one from last night? "Extreme RVs" or something similar? I caught some of it and there were definitely some RVs that were really amazing.

2goofycampers · 07-07-2012, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by AuntBJ

Was that the one from last night? "Extreme RVs" or something similar? I caught some of it and there were definitely some RVs that were really amazing.

Yes, I got my eye on the $2.5 million one.

07-01-2012, 10:22 AM	#17
Tigger1966 Addicted to Disney Join Date: May 2008 Location: Southern Indiana Posts: 753	When I replaced the original carpet in the MH I went back with the thickest commertial pad I could get and the heaviest pile carpet to try to keep road noise and heat undre the MH. It is more trouble to keep clean but it made a big diffrence on the road. As for the spare room/trailer it has vinyl flooring since nobody rides in there __________________ 1984 High School Graduation Present 1987 Honeymoon2002 Family Vacation 1 At The Fort 2003 Family Vacation 2 At The Fort 2005 Family Vacation 3 At The Fort 2006 Family Vacation 4 At The Fort 2008 Family Vacation 5 At The Fort 2009 Had a Great Time Despite The Flood 2010 Trip Down The Drain 2011 trip Was A Success

07-05-2012, 01:00 AM	#18
ban26ana Mouseketeer Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 408	We did Pergo-type flooring, and we love it. I can't remember what brand we used though. It's actually the nicest feature of our 1992 TT! __________________

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2goofycampers Sounds like something a camping trip could cure Enjoy the beer and wine you will love it Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: USA Posts: 12,250	I was watching an RV show on HGTV it showed a new flooring called Marmoleum. It looked very nice. __________________ Denise

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