We had caravan serviced three months ago and it was reported that we had an area of de-lamination in front of kitchen sink. We had noticed that floor was creaky but put this down to old age (van is 1995 sterling Europa 500l). This weekend when away we think the area of creaky floor has spread and feels slightly spongy in places. I have swotted up on diy repairs, but am interested to know what are the consequences of not repairing? Will the floor eventually collapse if not fixed, will there be future issues of damage to the structure? Haynes manual reports de-lamination should be repaired sooner rather than later, we have had this problem to some degree for several years now! Can I put up with a creaky floor?!?
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creaky floor
- Thread starter deejay
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