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New Flooring

We are going to put a new floor in our coach up to the tile in the bath area. And continue in the bedroom.
It is the new style floor material.
It's very heavy and of course fake wood which is opposite of the beautiful cherry wood cabinets we have.
I mean it looks nice and it goes with the leather seating but it's fake.
Am I being too nitpicky or do I have a point.

Rick & MJ Berry
1998 U320 40'
Ohio

Re: New Flooring

Reply #1 –
Ours doesn't match the walnut cabinets, but blends well with the sofas and decor.  It is a laminated product that looks like wood.  We installed it from the front into the bedroom.  Do what makes you happy.
John M.
John & Carm Morales

"We travel not to go anywhere, but to just go.  We travel for travel's sake.  Our great desire is to move."

Re: New Flooring

Reply #2 –
We also just replaced our floor with wood looking laminate, it was recommended by Foretravel. We think it complements our walnut also..



Keith
The selected media item is not currently available.Keith & Jo
2003 U320T 4025 PBBS Designer series
Build 6203    Cummins 500hp
2000 U320 4010 WTFE / Build 5762 —Sold—
Motorcade #18070   
Pasadena, Texas
2015 Jeep Wrangler Sahara-Sunset Orange pearl coat
Don't argue with a fool, people watching might not be able to tell the difference.

Re: New Flooring

Reply #3 –
Been doing a lot of thinking about this this year. The tile in our coach is tired, cracked and just not great imo.
What to put in next is the big question. We did a big remodel last year on our home and did most of the house in Luxury vinyl tile in a wood look, and while it looks good and wears great, is not what I am looking for in the coach. Our Foretravel already has so much wood in it that more is not necessarily better. Fake or not. But do not want the weight of tile. I figure there is many hundred of pounds of tile, grout and cement in this coach and getting some of that weight off will be a good thing.
My two top choices at the present moment is both by Cali Bamboo, and they are a  Blonde Ale which does have a wood motif, or a cork flooring Shoreline
The cork may not wear as well, but has a couple of benefits that outweigh that, including excellent noise and thermal properties, as well as it looks great and is light.    Should be around 1K to change out the flooring, but might be more if I put in quarter round or other molding.  So yes, new flooring is a great way to upgrade these coaches. Not looking forward to removing the old tile though...                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
'99 U320 40 WTFE
Build #5462,
1500 Watts Solar 600 amp Victron lithium
2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Hemi
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Retired

Re: New Flooring

Reply #4 –
We planned on wood looking lux vinyl tile, but with lots of wood went with Audra vinyl tile.

The wood in front of sink was original with slight modification to square it off.
1998 36 foot U270 Build No. 5328 WTFE, 900 watts solar, Victron controller, B2B, bat monitor, 600 AMPH lithium with 2018 Chevy Colorado toad, SKP #110239, Motorcade #17781, 2021 Escape 17B for when Coach is broken down and campsites are too small, retired and full-timer since Dec. 2020. Part of RV family since 1963.

Re: New Flooring

Reply #5 –
Quote from: John Morales –
Ours doesn't match the walnut cabinets, but blends well with the sofas and decor.  It is a laminated product that looks like wood.  We installed it from the front into the bedroom.  Do what makes you happy.
John M.

Looks great John. I think it's a perfect match. What tile did you use behind the stove?
1993 U300 40ft GV SE
Build # 4344

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Reply #6 –
It's just a tile I picked up at Floor n Decor.  Then I used the epoxy mortar and grout in one to install it.  I used extruded aluminum edging around the perimeter.  Worked out well and holding up.
John M.
John & Carm Morales

"We travel not to go anywhere, but to just go.  We travel for travel's sake.  Our great desire is to move."

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Reply #7 –
looks great!
1993 U300 40ft GV SE
Build # 4344

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Reply #8 –
Thanks Jeff!
John & Carm Morales

"We travel not to go anywhere, but to just go.  We travel for travel's sake.  Our great desire is to move."

Re: New Flooring

Reply #9 –
Our coach is at Foretravel now having Duraceramic flooring installed.  We put this in our previous coach and really liked it.
The first step of a much needed remodel.
Current coach 1996 U320 40'
Previous coach, 1990 36' U280

Re: New Flooring

Reply #10 –
Reviving a flooring topic cause we just had ours done.
 More pics coming.

Robert and Susan
 1995 36' 280 WTBI 8.3 3060r
 1200 watts on the roof, 720 Ah of lithium's
 Build # 4637. Motorcade # 17599
        FMCA  # 451505
        18  Wrangler JLUR

Re: New Flooring

Reply #12 –
I too am looking at the duraceramic flooring. Does anyone have pictures of this complete in their coach?
Peter    Alberta Canada
'98 U320 40'  Build 5359 M11 450 HP, Aqua hot, Blu Ox