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hi Jenny James, delamination , as zac45, says isn't that hard a job to fix, it can't be ,i've recently done the job on our tin tent and i'm no diy'er, got my kit from caravan solutions via ebay (£22.99 inc p&p). there are other ,more expensive kits available, i opted for this one as it was a single,pre- mixed, ready to use kit also i've bought other bits n bobs from caravan solutions before and always found them to be good quality, no fuss options i just followed the instructions to the letter, now our floor is solid again  apparantly caravan floors are made up of 2 plywood sheets with polystyrene sandwiched between. over time in high traffic areas like doorways, kitchen / bathroom areas ,the polystyrene gets crushed my understanding is ( and i could be wrong ) the gunk in the delamination kit ( once injected) expands and fills any voids between the ' styrene and top plywood sheet, thus solidifying the floor again.
Post last edited on 21/04/2013 12:08:54
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no tin tent outings booked as yet ,just another cruise in Sept' booked so far
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Topic: Delamination of a touring caravan floor
