I took a few days off of the travel trailer demolition to do some other things that needed attention. I got back at it today and hit it pretty hard. I was able to remove and cut to manageable pieces the slide out decks. They were super heavy due to the 3 sheets of plywood each deck was constructed of. Those suckers were 1-1/2" thick! Dad helped me roll up all the carpet and then haul the trash trailer to the dump. Yaaaaa! We got rid of a trailer load of crap for FREE! I feel a certain amount of satisfaction when get rid of a bunch of trash. I really helps me to feel like there is progress and I am moving forward.
I was able to pry off the first section of floor decking and see how it was constructed. The whole underside of the travel trailer was wrapped in a type of weather proof fabric, hiding the beams and seams. Knowing how the flooring is constructed and installed is very helpful when you need to remove it. Tomorrow should be a productive day as well. I hope to remove all of the decking and also haul a bunch of trash to the curb for the trash man. I posted some pics below.
I was able to pry off the first section of floor decking and see how it was constructed. The whole underside of the travel trailer was wrapped in a type of weather proof fabric, hiding the beams and seams. Knowing how the flooring is constructed and installed is very helpful when you need to remove it. Tomorrow should be a productive day as well. I hope to remove all of the decking and also haul a bunch of trash to the curb for the trash man. I posted some pics below.
Cuties on the trailer.
Almost to the end of the demolition phase!
Rotten edges on just about every inch of decking.
Yes! Bare frame!