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talk2cpu · 03-06-2018, 07:19 PM

I have a 2011 250BH that developed the "soft floor" and never had water. Started in the same place in front of the kitchen cabinets at the floor vent. In the last couple of years it has grown to nearly all of the center section of the trailer. It is a sandwich floor and I believe it is the foam core compressing and the glue failing for the plywood. It concerned me at first and now I am accepting that the floor construction is just plain failing. I would strongly discourage any purchase of a laminated foam core floor with thin top plywood. Not sure about it being laminated at all. Walls and ceilings should be fine. Will find out this spring how badly the value has fallen due to the "soft floor".

Just my 2 cents, buyer beware.
Tom

03-06-2018, 07:19 PM	#16
talk2cpu Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Fargo Posts: 95	I have a 2011 250BH that developed the "soft floor" and never had water. Started in the same place in front of the kitchen cabinets at the floor vent. In the last couple of years it has grown to nearly all of the center section of the trailer. It is a sandwich floor and I believe it is the foam core compressing and the glue failing for the plywood. It concerned me at first and now I am accepting that the floor construction is just plain failing. I would strongly discourage any purchase of a laminated foam core floor with thin top plywood. Not sure about it being laminated at all. Walls and ceilings should be fine. Will find out this spring how badly the value has fallen due to the "soft floor". Just my 2 cents, buyer beware. Tom __________________ 2015 F350, 2019 Arctic Fox 27-5L, Wonderful tolerant Wife and 3 perimeter alarms .