Has anyone had success in sourcing non-standard plywood dimensions? I need to replace a rotted bedroom slide floor. I am searching for at least 10 feet in length with no luck in the Pensacola area, nor from Crossroads.
You could biscut joint it togeather ? You may want to use the black plywood for concreat forms , it has water proof glue and is not effected by water. It has a gloss black smooth finish right from the factory.
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Mark & Melissa
2015 Redwood RL38 , Kodiak disk brakes , 17.5" tires , 8K Morryde IS , 2024 GMC 3500 DRW, 1900 watts solar with Victron and 5 Battleborn
In all likelihood you will have to fabricate your new floor by laminating different lengths and thicknesses. I think the floor thickness is 1 1/8" thick. I have though about using a polymer product but have not done any in depth research on that idea yet. I am going to look into the produc that Mark suggested.
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2017 38RL
..Slide-n-Slide..Triple A/C
..MorRyde IS..Disc Brakes..Sailun 17.5" H rated tires
2016 F-350 DRW TD
..Air-Lift 5000 w/Wireless One
I would use certified marine grade plywood and laminate different thicknesses of 1/2" and 3/4" to gain your required length. It is more expensive but will hold up much better than the original chip board or standard plywood.
I did the floor on my 13. The top layer was bcx the bottom outer is marine grade. I bought two of each.I staggered the seams, but the bottom is in the center.
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