alex.southpole
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Well....things just seem to be going from bad to worse. After 2 months we finally "finished" putting down our floor last weekend. The floor warped and now we have a massive dip in the main area that will have foot traffic. Dip (without anyone standing on either end) is between 3/4" and 1" at the worst spot. Located near the factory floor seam (in the beam of sunlight in the photo). Seems like one massive piece so if you step on one side of the dip the other side lifts up and visa versa. Can't get it all to lay flat. Husband and I are disagreeing on how to move forward and would love some advice.
This is what we did:
Minicell to fill the ridges, 1/2" closed cell foam, factory floor, Roberts 2310 adhesive and RecPro coin flooring.
We are in Colorado and temps were close to freezing after we glued the floor down so we set up heaters and slept out in the van for 3 nights.
Has anyone else run into this issue of the floor warping? Should we start over or assume that once we put in cabinets and such it will be ok?
Kicking ourselves for using the factory floor. I'm not going to go into all the other issues (like the anchor bolts breaking off or not going back in to their spots).....
This is what we did:
Minicell to fill the ridges, 1/2" closed cell foam, factory floor, Roberts 2310 adhesive and RecPro coin flooring.
We are in Colorado and temps were close to freezing after we glued the floor down so we set up heaters and slept out in the van for 3 nights.
Has anyone else run into this issue of the floor warping? Should we start over or assume that once we put in cabinets and such it will be ok?
Kicking ourselves for using the factory floor. I'm not going to go into all the other issues (like the anchor bolts breaking off or not going back in to their spots).....
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