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7240 PostPosted: Sat Jan 10, 2004 12:31 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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Our Trident was previously used as a wheelchair carrier so has two unsightly holes in the carpet plus a few screw holes directlythough the floor boards.

Has anyone any experience of replacing the carpet in a Trident? The panel is conveniently flat but the form of manufacture means that this panel goes under all the rear seating and side furniture. I have estimated that it looks a relativly simple job by cutting close to the edges but would like any feed back as to any unforseen probs? Also where to get matching carpet from. I have just joined ASOC and will call Autosleeper but is there a cheaper supplier?

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Have you thought about replacing the floor covering with something other than traditional carpet, look at kitchen floor covering options?
That way you could get an off cut of Flotex or Cushion floor from local dealers and have something that's harder wearing looks good and is easier to clean? Just put a couple of mats at the entry points to stop the mud / slush n stuff. Cool
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We dont fancy a 'whipe clean' floor but thanks for the suggestion. We use a mat at the moment to cover the holes but find it a real pain, getting in the way, curling up and obstructing the fridge door.

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7243 PostPosted: Sat Jan 10, 2004 1:18 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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[quote:ad23ee65f4="twooks"]
Have you thought about replacing the floor covering with something other than traditional carpet, look at kitchen floor covering options?
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I know nothing of this vehicle so am preparing to be shot down Sad

Following on from the bathroom line, what about the timber flooring they sell in strips in B&Q and the like. This would be a easy clean surface and and a removable carpet strip could used in addition.

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7244 PostPosted: Sat Jan 10, 2004 1:30 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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The Trident is a Autosleeper T4 conversion so the floor area is only about 5feet x 3feet with the fridge door opening onto it at a flush level so removable carpets are not a practical option sorry.

Taking the wood flooring a little further I wounder what a completely veneired MH would look like Rolling Eyes
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Taking the wood flooring a little further I wounder what a completely veneired MH would look like Rolling Eyes[/quote:228496e3ba]

cool dude, Cool i think some of the bigger continental US lookalikes have used them! Might be a bit heavy tho'
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Stone clad methinks!! Confused
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