I have a slightly uneven RV floor made of wood cork, would I need to put down special padding or pre-flooring for this?
586903
I put it over a peel and stick vinyl floor that was slightly uneven, it has been working just fine. I agree with Navin R's response.
586904
The concrete basement floor that I put it in on was pretty uneven and it worked great. If there was an ubrupt change in elevation or large gap, I could could see that being a problem. I wouldn't put any padding or pre-floor.
586905
This is a peel and stick planking so I wouldn't think any prep work beyond cleaning the floor should be necessary. Although, I found that you will have to make sure they fit together snugly or they will shift.
1892217
Yes, using a piece of wood on the underside. Take a look at the picture I took in my profile. I'm using long 1.5' peices of wood to distribute the stress. http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A10OTAI5BISWKO/ref=cm_pdp_pop_prof_more
970164
I think traditional padding would prove better than this felt. Depending on the flooring underneath the rug, this felt and the plastic backing might prove too slippery.
1832791
It is smooth but not pretty- we use a tablecloth whenever we use it. We have used it on hardwood floors but use it as an extension so don't move it around too much. I would use those felt or leather pads on the bottom of the legs if you are going to be shifting it around.
2103931
If you must repair on the open camper, The only way would be to sew the repair material on after gluing. Unless you can relax the fabric and lay it on a flat surface. Or perhaps if you are working next to a window you could apply pressure between two boards with clamps. Last fall the wife and I repaired extensive damage to an RV cover but we were able to remove the cover and use a sewing machine. The product is excellent and works very well .
988201
I would contact the company that made the chair or just put a drink coaster or pad (the kind you put to stop furniture from scratching a wood floor) from the store and put under the uneven leg.
672400
Unfortunately, this one is a hard plastic material that doesn't grip the floor- it slips all over the place, so you'd have to tape it down or secure it somehow. You're better off getting a foam rubber type.
964976
I don't believe there is any padding involved. The entire structure seems to be molded wood (i.e., hard surface) with a painted exterior.
770228
Not for that its thick, there is an rv awning tape thats clear and has a better chance of working, Most RV stores carry it!
400477
The felt side faces down and the green plastic on top is extremely thin. Since I have concrete, I was concerned about moisture getting on the felt so I put down the standard thick moisture barrier before putting down the Super Felt.
2007403
We rolled it out, let it acclimate and occasionally duct taped seams together underneath bamboo click flooring - we did not glue. Our floor has been installed for over 6 months and we've had no issues. LOVE having the cork underneath - it lessens the clicky sound and adds warmth to the room.
940426
You will definitely need padding underneath. The bottom of this is similar in thickness to a blanket, not very cushiony. We use this on our area rug in our living room with hardwood floors, which is ok. But if I were you I would put an extra thick blanket underneath.
52137
I cut mine down to fit the table and I did use a pad underneath it. Worked great.
798200
I have not tried that yet but, was thinking you would need a rug to put down first to give it some stability, or cardboard. Something to create more of a flat surface.
791414
It is a hard plastic. I would probably get a piece of felt or similar fabric and glue it to the bottom before putting onto a hardwood floor.
482245
The legs have a hard plastic end. They seem smooth but to be doubly sure to protect the floor, you might want to use felt on the bottom of the leg.
2260882
I did textured side down as they move around less on our wood floor. I don't really think it matters if it's on carpet