Post by kaffi311 on Nov 27, 2017 17:52:27 GMT -8
My dismantling of my 65 Shasta SC is going well- have all lower skins off and roof is ready to be lifted when I get to it. It does needs new subfloor in places - it is especially soft at the doorway.
Questions:
1) Can I just put in new subfloor in areas that are soft (ie a partial piece of plywood) or better to do whole plywood floor for structural integrity/minimize leaks?
2) do you recommend fixing framing first (mostly sill board, lower curbing and window/door frames) and then moving to the floor? Or do I replace bad floor area first then do framing.
3) Also- if framing needs replacing but the birch paneling on that part looks good- I presume I need to take the birch off to fix framing? Wondering if you can replace framing pieces without removing inner birch panel. Stupid question? I am learning- slowly but surely
Thanks!
Just a few shots-
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Questions:
1) Can I just put in new subfloor in areas that are soft (ie a partial piece of plywood) or better to do whole plywood floor for structural integrity/minimize leaks?
2) do you recommend fixing framing first (mostly sill board, lower curbing and window/door frames) and then moving to the floor? Or do I replace bad floor area first then do framing.
3) Also- if framing needs replacing but the birch paneling on that part looks good- I presume I need to take the birch off to fix framing? Wondering if you can replace framing pieces without removing inner birch panel. Stupid question? I am learning- slowly but surely
Thanks!
Just a few shots-
<a data-flickr-embed="true" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/126814716@N02/38658143152/in/dateposted/" title="IMG_0625"><img src="https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4522/38658143152_6396170466_z.jpg" width="480" height="640" alt="IMG_0625"></a><script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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