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19/9/2007 at 4:36pm
 Location: lincoln
 Outfit: swift capri
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         Hi, can anyone help please, the floor in my motor-home is spongy in places, doesn't appear to be damp, just creaks like mad! what can I do?



19/9/2007 at 6:12pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: trigano chantilly
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its delaminating ,theres kits available but worth a search for how to do it on here or elswere.
its little more than pumping glue back into the floor but it depends on how far its gone to how well you can fix it.
we did our campervan with so so results.
most of the problem arises because the frame doesent have close enough supports for the floor and every time it moves it starts to break the glue in the layers of the floor.

its fairly easy just drilling holes and pumping in glue then filling the hole with a glued dowel but many times over
also a good excuse to recarpet

it seems to occur mostly infront of the cooker or sink so blame the mrs

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19/9/2007 at 6:36pm
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  Thanks for the help, much appreciated.

  Looks like a job for the winter!




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