Replacing Lino Floor in Trailer

[nast70]

Getting tired of constantly regluing the edges of the vinyl floor in our trailer. I think its time to redo the whole thing. I like the idea of vinyl planking but wonder if anyone has any suggestions or advise after attempting it themselves. The trailer is 32' f'ver with a super slide. The slide has the dinning booth and couch, all carpeted, with some carpet trim to the vinyl floor. I have attached a couple photos of a unit I found for sale exactly like mine.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[rsaruk]

Just make sure the new floor isn't thicker so it doesn't impede the slide.

 

[LBZ]

Buddy put down laminate in his trailer. You can get the flexible interlocking like laminate stuff as well. It’s commercial grade and reasonably thin.

 

[TDR]

Just did vinyl plank. Easy and quick to install. Durable, able to withstand temperature changes and waterproof.

 

[QMAO]

I did stick down vinyl plank, looks good but after 2 years now it has a couple joints that show due to shrinkage.

 

[teeroy]

I did mine in high traffic vinyl plank front to back after the lino split, it was easy to install and looks great.

 

[nast70]

Thanks for the feedback. The stick down planks seem to be the way to go. Tons of colors to choose from and easy install.

 

[Cdnfireman]

How is the adhesive standing up on the stick down vinyl plank floors? Any problems with the freeze/thaw cycles?

 

[Murminator]

i used Allure vinyl plank non glue floating floor from Home depot about 4 years ago had a few gaps open up do to bouncing down the road.

 

[teeroy]

How is the adhesive standing up on the stick down vinyl plank floors? Any problems with the freeze/thaw cycles?

the stuff I used didn't have adhesive on the pieces, had to apply a pressure sensitive glue to the floor before laying them down. they haven't budged in 5 years so far.