Soft floor repair from leak - Event Date: 22 Aug 2016

Originally posted by techntrek Shouldn't need a total replacement with the foam backing...

Because of the way the floor is bonded and sandwiched, that is the proper answer.. per FR. There is no "floor repair procedure" from them. They have and can add a couple cross braces, but this at least sounds like it is beyond what that can usually help with.

Originally posted by StrongPod The floor is s soft that its not stable enough to hold the seam of the pergo together. I experimented with putting 2 pieces n the floor

I suspect, if you used more than two pieces, and ran them longways in the camper, you would be surprised. I have seen it several times in both vintage campers, and pods. They are a system, that locks together.

The only other option would be total floor replacement. Not cheap.

The floor is s soft that its not stable enough to hold the seam of the pergo together. I experimented with putting 2 pieces n the floor

Still trying to figure out what a "soft floor" means in an rPod. I was under the impression the floor was polystyrene foam sandwiched with 1/8 luan (plywood). How does it become soft?  Is it the 1/8 plywood that's soft?

Thanks!

fred

I had a roof leak that has resulted in a soft floor. Has anyone else had to make a floor repair? If so, how? And cost?