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Options for carpeting

Yahoo Message Number: 21773
Our Intrigue is 7 years old and we still LOVE IT. We just don't love the stained carpet. Has anyone tried laminate-type flooring (Pergo) in the salon or even matching the tiles in the kitchen area and installing them throughout the front living area? We'd love to get away from carpeting, but would like to know the pitfalls before we try it. Thanks! Carol and Bill Risser
'99 Intrigue 11802

Re: Options for carpeting

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Yahoo Message Number: 21799
Not in our RV, but in our house, we had part tile and part carpet.
When hurricane Charley messed up our carpet, we replaced it with a different tile. We found a border tile pattern that was used between the existing tile and the new. It made a handsome transition. I suggest that if you do replace carpet with another tile, you consider using a "border" strip in between. Your tile supplier can show you alternatives.
Joe

04 Allure 36' #31031

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Re: Options for carpeting

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Yahoo Message Number: 21804
Just a couple of thoughts...1. Noise factor 2. cold factor 3. extra weight of tiles

Jan McNeill

2001 Intrigue 11320 (loving it too!)
 

Re: Options for carpeting

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Yahoo Message Number: 21805
If you can get to Junction City, OR (the factory town), Country Side RV Interiors can help you. The did the installation of our warranty carpet replacement and did a great job. They can also do tile with heat. I wouldn't do tile without the heat system unless you never get to cold climates. The parts of our tile that don't have heat get really cold in 30-40 degree weather.

Bob

'05 Intrigue 11872

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> Our Intrigue is 7 years old and we still LOVE IT. We just don't love > the stained carpet. Has anyone tried laminate-type flooring (Pergo)

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them throughout the front living area? We'd love to get away from > carpeting, but would like to know the pitfalls before we try it.

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