Marmoleum?

[cdmagda]

I used the 13" tiles, thinking when floor rot repairs are needed, looks afterward like nothing happened.

[InsideOut]

Originally Posted by Lumatic

Sheets are not rocket science....

True, however the Marmoleum sheet width is narrower than the trailer width - you will have one seam running the length or several crosswise. A professional can "weld" that seam with a hot seaming material that seals and blends (matching colors available) with the linoleum material making a solid sheet - no water penetration opportunities.

We have one welded seam that runs the length of our trailer - you'd be hard pressed to find it, I can't and I even know where it is.

Shari

[Luc]

Just completed my 20 x 20 Marmoleum tile install. Wish I could have done sheet but I am happy with the result.

[Dingo Girl]

Originally Posted by InsideOut

We used the sheet Marmoleum wall-to-wall in both our trailers. As noted in 2006, first was in our '64 GlobeTrotter, installed in 2002 and it was still in perfect shape when we sold it this last spring. We were so happy with it we installed it in our '56 Safari we have now. Both were installed professionally. You really want to do it right, I've heard horror stories of it bubbling if the proper glue & prep are not used.

Shari

Shari
When they installed for floor did they have to put in an underlayment first? Or glue down to the subfloor? Filler for elevator bolt heads?
Thanks so much.