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Old 09-07-2022, 02:58 AM   #1
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Floor replacement in Slide Out

Hey all, so I have been in the remodeling process of my TT and upon ripping the carpet out, I found my slide out wood to be rotten and destroyed.


I am looking at $3k+ to get the repair done at dealer/rv repair shop, so I am contemplating doing it myself.



Does anyone have any leads, info, etc. that could possibly benefit me? Where to get 12ft long plywood, tips or tricks, etc.?


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Old 09-07-2022, 03:03 AM   #2
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The slide has to be removed in order to replace the floor. If you found a place that will do it for $3K I would seriously consider it.
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Old 09-07-2022, 03:26 AM   #3
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The slide has to be removed in order to replace the floor. If you found a place that will do it for $3K I would seriously consider it.

You say the slide has to be removed? Is this a keystone deal? I am only asking because I have seen many people on YouTube replace the slide floor without taking the whole out. They stilted the side, unscrewed wood from walls and such, then hammered it out.



I have also seen people remove small slides completely.
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Every shop I worked at removed the slide, I suppose you could use the YouTube method depending on size and what’s in the slide like fridge, stove etc.
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Every shop I worked at removed the slide, I suppose you could use the YouTube method depending on size and what’s in the slide like fridge, stove etc.



My slide was a couch and the dinette, which both are removed already. Basically an empty box now. Thanks for the reply.
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We always took them out and then laid them on their side as long as it’s filon walls.
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