Soft floor by door threshold

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by Old_Stevenick

Here's some pix. 20 years ago I was a terrible handyman, but owning a house with the help of YouTube makes it a lot easier!

Wife said, "bathroom stinks, floor is soft, we need to get rid of this thing."

I say (to myself) "I'll fix it first."

You can see my patched in section in the close-up. Finish work isn't my strength! Stain match is pretty good though.

I tore up the entire area to the edge of the cabinet 22" X 35".

Looks great! No one coming into the camper will notice a repair unless your missus insists on putting up a sign saying "hubby work ->"

[Old_Stevenick]

Thanks George!

[SRD]

Finding where water is coming in around the door took us some time. Setting up the garden hose so the door would be sprayed like a driving rain. And let it spray for as long as it takes to satisfy you that it’s not showing any water intrusion. When we finally did see the water running down the door it was just a trickle, but ours being a 2017 model year, I believe it took that long for damage to become evident. What tipped us to it being the door is when I removed the threshold the screws were rusted. These campers can be so much fun, see so many places and all the time you have your own little house at the end of the day. But man the maintenance is a job in it’s own

[Drewl]

I did a repair exactly like that on an older 95 Nash. Turns out the lower corners of the aluminum framed door was not caulked. Something to check for sure.

[Old_Stevenick]

Raining hard this morning and I don't see water coming out the bottom of the door.