Post by hotrodjim on Oct 23, 2022 13:29:37 GMT -8
Hello VTT
When taking my camper frame floor apart there was some kind of a waterproof board. I want to say it was a tar fiberboard and I can't seem to find this stuff in MN.
right now the floor frame is all built and sprayed with undercoating with an open bottom floor.
I had miss calculated the thickness of this tar fiberboard board of 3/8" and thought that it compress between the frame and the wood floor frame.
I'm wondering the best way to go about fixing this issues, as my walls sit 3/8 lower on the frame now.
I was thinking of just making 3/8" thick shims and running them along the frame studs to raise the floor frame up.
The other option I was thinking of was to just cover the whole bottom of the floor frame with 3/8" plywood, but doing this do I insulate the frame floor, and this will add weight as well.
When taking my camper frame floor apart there was some kind of a waterproof board. I want to say it was a tar fiberboard and I can't seem to find this stuff in MN.
right now the floor frame is all built and sprayed with undercoating with an open bottom floor.
I had miss calculated the thickness of this tar fiberboard board of 3/8" and thought that it compress between the frame and the wood floor frame.
I'm wondering the best way to go about fixing this issues, as my walls sit 3/8 lower on the frame now.
I was thinking of just making 3/8" thick shims and running them along the frame studs to raise the floor frame up.
The other option I was thinking of was to just cover the whole bottom of the floor frame with 3/8" plywood, but doing this do I insulate the frame floor, and this will add weight as well.
