Well, 1 1/2" is what I need. I was planning on stacking two layers of
3/4" exterior grade plywood. Reading your response made me think about
making my own laminate. I can cut an extra foot wide piece, glue them
together with an overlapping piece on top, and park a midget on the
assembly until everything is dried. Then, I can cut the whole 1 1/2"
thick piece to the right dimensions and slide it into place.
Thanks for the idea.
Dave Yealy wrote:
> You could try finding a place near you that rebuilds trailers (tractor
> trailers) They have a floor that you would like to have in your living
> room but they use it to repair/replace the floors in the rear of the
> trailers. It's mainly oak or maple and it wears like iron. It is
> approx. 1 1/2" thick so that may be a problem.
>
> Dave
> 60-61-61 Bugeyes
>
> At 08:05 AM 11/2/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>
>> All,
>>
>> I'm in the middle of rebuilding a trailer this weekend that had a
>> rotted out floor. It just hit me yesterday that the old floor was
>> two pieces of plywood; four foot and eight foot in length. However,
>> the pieces were five feet wide instead of the standard four feet.
>>
>> Does anyone on the list know how to order / where to buy such a weird
>> piece of lumber? Maybe it's standard for decking or something...
>>
>> - K
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