Tri Toon Flooring Replacement
03-08-2023 | 03:19 PM
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From: Central IL
What brand toon?
That is a huuuuuuge job. Everything has to come off the deck. Everything. I think that is a job best left to the factory.
Of course, I guess new flooring could be installed over old in just the exposed areas. Not sure how well that would turn out.
I've used Castaway Customs to do some Sea Dek work at the lake. They do PBC's stuff. You could talk to Trent about just putting Sea Dek on over the existing floor that is exposed.
That is a huuuuuuge job. Everything has to come off the deck. Everything. I think that is a job best left to the factory.
Of course, I guess new flooring could be installed over old in just the exposed areas. Not sure how well that would turn out.
I've used Castaway Customs to do some Sea Dek work at the lake. They do PBC's stuff. You could talk to Trent about just putting Sea Dek on over the existing floor that is exposed.
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03-09-2023 | 07:47 AM
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Unless you have carpet. Have the same issue. Our toon is in need of ripping out the carpet and some solid surface flooring. Most of the couches are fairly easy to remove. The helm console is not. I think I can unbolt it and use a hoist to lift it a few inches to rip out the carpet and lay the new floor, but that is a project for next Winter.
03-09-2023 | 08:03 AM
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Unless you have carpet. Have the same issue. Our toon is in need of ripping out the carpet and some solid surface flooring. Most of the couches are fairly easy to remove. The helm console is not. I think I can unbolt it and use a hoist to lift it a few inches to rip out the carpet and lay the new floor, but that is a project for next Winter.
