Your Pop Up Camper FLOORING Looks Old & Gross! | The Free Pop Up Camper Renovation | Part Nine
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- This video is part nine of the free pop up camper renovation series. In this video, we detail how to cut and install click-together flooring in your pop up camper along with how to install trim (quarter-round). Finally, we detail how to clean up your trim with caulk to really finish off your pop up camper flooring refresh.
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a good way to get a random join look is to use the cutoff from the previous boards to start the next row.
I've done click flooring and stick flooring in my houses. The click floor is definitely the way to go.
Always enjoy your videos, you explain everything very clear and easy to follow. In the process of a renovation. Our floor, put down new plywood and decided to use a sheet floor, meaning one solid piece. It actually looks the same as yours.
All cabinets, benches etc were removed so the one solid sheet worked well. Thanks for your info. Really enjoy watching.
We've been back and forth on flooring...this will help our decision! :)
Great job on the flooring. It really adding some depth and a new look to the overall popup. Same tones I think that we have almost the same purchasing error for a sec. keep up the good work.
Nice job. Gonna o exactly the same thing in my camper. Thank you
Great work excellent upgrade
I've always owned large campers and I am very familiar with setting them up and routine maintenance but pop-ups are an entirely different world and I am thankful for your help and the knowledge you share!
I love the trim around the door! Ill have the to do that too :)
Do you have to protect (seal) wood floor from outside (under trailer) or just clean it once a year
How many boxes did you end up using?
Enjoying your videos! Would love a playlist with all parts of the series! :)
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Great job and content!
I put down the stick down type and it keeps popping up due to heat and cold. I will probably take it up and put down the type you used. Have you heard the old saying, "Caulk and paint make a carpenter what he ain't". Lol
Brand spankin’ new to pop up camping and so very glad I found your channel! We have an extremely short camping season here in P.E.I. but your channel will help us enjoy it that much more! Happy camping!😊😊
I hate to admit it, but I had to Google P.E.I. Once I did, I felt dumb, but now I understand why you have such a short camping season.
Any issues with the floor moving around after driving since it’s not glued in place?
First, it looks great...but my question is, why did you decide to put the new flooring over the old flooring? Was it because the old flooring extended under the cabinets and you didn't want to remove the cabinets to remove the old flooring/linoleum? I was thinking I may have to remove the flooring in my pop-up before putting in new flooring because it is peeling up on some of the edges, but I need to doublecheck if it extends under the cabinets.
Yes, it extends under the cabinets.
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HI, I have listening to a lot of your videos, Even what not to do when buying used and what to watch for. But I consider myself pretty handy, I bought a 2010 Jayco 1206 , trailer seems not to have leaks, all canvas and vinyl has no visual of water stains or the aluminum rook or sidings, over all is pretty clean and great condition for the exception of the floor.
But I took a risk on purchasing it for really cheap (3,000.00} considering I can redo the floor, seems that previous owner was showering inside and the floor around the shower is mostly gone. Do you have a good video on how to replace the floor ? Thank you!
Can you install the flooring with a slide out too???
Yes
Thank you! I just purchased my first pop up camper and have been checking out ALL your clips. Thank you, for putting out such good information.
Did you have any issues with the slide coming in and out ? Is there enough clearance to easily move the side pop out in and out with out binding?! Thank you just bought our first pop up and flooring is one of the first things on my large list of upgrades
Nope, no issues.
Love the floor. Did you end up painting the quarter round? If so, why didn’t you paint it before you installed?
Nope, no paint.
What flooring is that? Brand and color?
Tiling the cupboards isn't a crazy thing to do!
Nothing looks worse then not doing it.
Trimming the corner beads back to the height of the trim molding really makes a difference too.
Good call on the corner beads, we will have to try that next time. For the tiling, we picked up some cheap peel and stick and we just didn't like it, so that may have been the problem. Next time we will look for some higher quality stuff.
What if it gets wet? Will it lift? Im debating between this and linoleum
That’s the great thing about vinyl plank flooring - it’s waterproof!
@@ItsPoppin I will look into it We have the fugly original floor in there and I want to redo the whole inside next spring.
We have an 05 camper like yours. How thick can the flooring be? My brother has some but its 7mm thick.
That’s a little on the thicker side. However, it all depends on if the bottom side of the cabinet doors or drawers clear the flooring when you try to open them with the new flooring under them.
@@ItsPoppin it looks like our biggest issue will be the slide. That's our smallest "gap" if you will. Our last pop up was a 88 coleman so this 05 is like a spaceship comparatively speaking. It's very overwhelming.
We just got a 2011 coachman clipper, and one of the things I noticed once I got it home was - sort of in the middle of the floor as you walk inside, and in front of the sink/stovetop - there’s a significant soft spot. But I don’t think it’s water damage. Seems more like just ware and tear. I plan on putting new flooring down but was wondering if you had any suggestions or recommendations on how to reinforce that softish spot? Thanks :)
Just wanted to tell you how much you inspire me!!! I acquired a free 2001 Coleman Taos. It’s in pretty bad shape inside but I’m going to redo the entire thing! Scary comes to mind but your videos help. Keep poppin’
Great job. Make sure you water proof the hole you made underneath for the pedestal table.
Thanks, I don’t think we showed it, but we waterproofed it with some leftover caulk or adhesive - can’t remember exactly which.
Colors are great. Walls and flooring. I used the same color flooring in a rental house not long ago. Flooring was made by Shaw Industries.
Why do you add the 1/4 inch gap near the cabinets instead on going well the way to the wall?
It's vinyl plank flooring, which is a "floating floor" so it moves. This is especially important in the pop up because it moves and flexes so much. The gap, in theory, allows the floor to move slightly without buckling.
How’s the floor holding down with all the movement that a pop up gets? Redoing mine but don’t know if should go with this or self adhesive, thanks!
I don't know as we sold it - lol. However, in our starcraft, it has on the whole held up very well. However, it had shifted about 1/4 inch in the area where the flooring slides under the slide out. Not too big of a deal as your can just slide it back under the quarter round. Additionally, this probably wouldn't an issue if you don't have a slide out.
The only reason we haven't done peel and stick or at least not tested it yet is because peel and stick cannot withstand the same temperature range as click together.
Thanks for the feedback, exactly my thoughts too, since we park ours outside and sometimes it’s super hot out here I’m afraid of the peel back, thank u!
Can you explain why you chose not to run the boards without a seam if they would go all the way across? Was it for looks or is there a structural reason?
I’m not sure exactly what your question is.
@@ItsPoppin you made the first plank full length! The second was 50/50, third was 75/25. Why not make all full length?
Gotcha! It’s simply for aesthetics.
Has anyone tried glue on flooring? Not peel and stick.
Looks great! Are you just laying the laminate flooring down directly on the old vinyl flooring? No need for backer board or vapor barrier or anything else?
Yep, just straight over the old vinyl.
Did you pull cabinets out?
What nail gun did you use? Worried about overshooting nails on my install?? And what size nails did you use??
We use a, I think, Makita brand 18 ga brad nailer. I belive the nails were 1.5 in, but I think I specified in the video. What I do is take a scrap piece of trim and test your nail gun pressure prior to install.
Any tips for getting the pedestal table holder out? I’m having difficulty removing mine.
Should just be a handful of screws. Maybe try tapping on it from underneath with a rubber mallet.
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FreshCap Mushrooms?
Can't say I am.
What impact does laminate flooring have on a slide out?
I wouldn’t recommend laminate for a pop up.
Great job
How do you seal a popup fiberglass top? Wholes
Big holes, small holes, just a few, or a lot?
Hi! I’m getting ready to start our clean up & remodel. What did you do to clean & prep the old vinyl before installing the new vinyl on top?
There really is no prep needed. However, as far as cleaning goes, a good vacuum and if needed, a wipe down with a de-greaser or household cleaner should be sufficient.
Just apply straight to plywood?
Which flooring did you use? We just bought a pop up tonight definitely needs some love!
A vinyl click together plank flooring
@@ItsPoppin how thick is this? 2mm?
Yeah
Wow good job.
Good stuff Bro
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Welcome!
Thanks very much !!!
No problem!
Never mind it looks like they are still in.I want to redo the whole floor weak in a spot. What do you suggest?
I just did hardwood flooring inside my pop-up camper last weekend turnout 100% awesome
Like actual hardwood?