First, do NOT steam clean old carpeting. The sub floors in older manufactured/mobile homes are basically particle board. I suggest replacing the flooring with 5/8" plywood then consider installing hardwood flooring or vinyl flooring. Carpet in bedrooms is a personal choice. Remember, do it right the first time and you will save yourself a lot of money in the long run, not to mention stress. Best of luck.
I was looking at taking an old camper and converting it into a enclosed trailer (gutting it and creating rear door). I can't find it anywhere so what do you guys thin...
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what is your question, can you be more specific?
Question please.
how about good vinyl
What is the flooring, carpet, vinyl, laminate, marble?
First, do NOT steam clean old carpeting. The sub floors in older manufactured/mobile homes are basically particle board. I suggest replacing the flooring with 5/8" plywood then consider installing hardwood flooring or vinyl flooring. Carpet in bedrooms is a personal choice. Remember, do it right the first time and you will save yourself a lot of money in the long run, not to mention stress. Best of luck.
I agree whole heartedly with Diana . The floors put in mobile homes , especially older ones, is some of cheapest quality I've ever seen .