Looks great! What kind of flood did you install in the cabin? Was it a DIY or something you had professionally done? Would love to get the carpet out of my 04 342
@McGarnicle the carpet is glued to the fiberglass. It's a PIA to remove. We installed LonSeal in ours. It's all 1 piece so no seams. The only up side to carpet is that it's not as cold on the feet.
Looks great! What kind of flood did you install in the cabin? Was it a DIY or something you had professionally done? Would love to get the carpet out of my 04 342
It’s fake wood that you can get from any flooring place bendable and kind of feels like a plastic but when it’s down you can’t tell it’s not wood
Looks great! What kind of flood did you install in the cabin? Was it a DIY or something you had professionally done? Would love to get the carpet out of my 04 342
It’s fake wood that you can get from any flooring place bendable and kind of feels like a plastic but when it’s down you can’t tell it’s not wood
That looks great! I was looking at some flooring today with the Admiral. Some were planks that were bendable and I saw some thick sheet faux wood flooring. I was thinking the sheet flooring would be easier to put down, but might look terrible. How did you deal with the slopes and where the wood meets the vertical carpet?
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Looks great! What kind of flood did you install in the cabin? Was it a DIY or something you had professionally done? Would love to get the carpet out of my 04 342
It’s fake wood that you can get from any flooring place bendable and kind of feels like a plastic but when it’s down you can’t tell it’s not wood
That looks great! I was looking at some flooring today with the Admiral. Some were planks that were bendable and I saw some thick sheet faux wood flooring. I was thinking the sheet flooring would be easier to put down, but might look terrible. How did you deal with the slopes and where the wood meets the vertical carpet?
It’s the bendable kind and you just glue it down, it’s also easy to cut . It is time-consuming though because I went slow and did one down at a time
If you're talking about vinyl plank, I think I'd lean more toward Lonseal or a similar sheet type product. It's sold in a 6 foot wide roll. So there are no seams.
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2002 FV 342 on Lake St. Clair - Past Commodore SHC - Vessel Examiner USCGAUX