Chinook RV

Chinnin, I hear you about the large pieces of plywood. The plan is to use cork for the insulation layer running cork on each side with a plywood beam going up the middle (between) each side and bolting another layer of plywood on to the center beam. Otherwise, there is no way to get the uncut plywoo...

Thanks for the info. Can you expound a little bit on where you staggered the floor? Do you have plywood seams that are not supported on the chassis frame? I'm also confused on where you put the fiberglass? Are you talking about on the wheel well or did you just go all around the walls and redo the f...

Did you ever find a solution to this? I want to replace the two sinks in my 1998 Concourse with just one sink and I love the idea of having a soap dispenser built in. If you found one and can remember where you got it, will you please let me know. I realize you wanted a double bowl, but I figure if ...

So, Chinnin-About, how did you get the plywood floor underneath the fiberglass on each side? Did you cut the plywood or did you cut the fiberglass and reapply it?

Wow! Chinnin-About! You did a great job with that closet. I would so love to do that, but I need that space for other things and just can't afford to give it up. That's some beautiful work you did there. We're still at the tearing out phase. We've gotten a lot done, but it's gonna take a while to fi...

Yeah, we've concluded we're going to have to take everything out around the kitchen and remove the rotten wood. It appears that we have one layer of plywood, then the styrofoam padding, then the fiberglass. Instead of using styrofoam for the insulation layer, we're thinking we'll go with cork, then ...

Let me rephrase that: "There is some damage around the kitchen area."

Damage in front of bathroom door.

Is there any such thing as "repairing" the subfloor in a Chinook or do I have to gut the whole thing and start over? There's some rotten wood here and there and there is no way I can tear everything out and redo it all.