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  • This home looks like it's very dangerous because it was built extremely economically using the cheapest possible materials. If the builder will use plywood instead of particle board or chipboard this would not have happened as easily.

  • @MississaugaHandyman This is a mobile home floor and thats the junk thye use on them. I agree if better material was used it would not have been like this. Mobile home floors are junk

  • tighter than jethros bunghole!!

  • that damn polybutalane pipe ain worth a shit

  • Sea plywood Never heard of it

  • This is not a plywood. The best solution is the sea plywood.

  • I said ground cloth cause thats all I can think of that it resembles.

  • I own a newer mobile home and underneath the house the insulation, that has the black ground cloth covering it ,is sagging in a few spots.I noticed that in some spots they tacked it up to the underside of the floor and its tight against the floor above your head (when your crawled under there. Does anyone have any advice or experience with repairing sagging insulation under the house? Why they didnt tack it all up IDK.But a mouse is what tore it up in a few spots and made it sag gettin in there.

  • @atifirepro1 I own a 1995 16' x 80 Skyline with the same stuff. They all hang down like that. It has to as it needs to pass the warm air through. It should move about 4 or 5 inches up and down. It isnt the old hardboard stuff that is flat against the joist.

  • @atifirepro1 Install a tarp you can buy at Lowes. Sow it on using fishing string. works great

  • So true I hate the plywood they use

  • Mobile home floors are a lot like work...and they're damaged so easily by the slightest moisture.

  • Have you guys ever had to work on a double wide??? I have 1971 Fleet wood and i have never ever had on problem with my floors except the toilets i have to replace the flooring in there thats it. This place is still standing strong 40 years later.

  • @Usernameinvalid16 Easy job just take special care to install framing and blocking at any seams or joints o ya use screws for everything framing and sub floor

  • @baseballgrader Ok Thank you Ill send you Pictures of my work Show you how i did if you would Like im only 17 Would you like yo See?

  • Nice job.

  • This looks a lot like my MH which is a 89. It has the gray polybutylene plumbing. It is soft hoses with crimp fittings. Very prone to leaks, hence the rotted flooring. Unfortunately I still owe money on it. Never again.

  • @robert3302 I here ya . They do make some better now. mine got wet and it never got soft

  • i wish you would have showed how you reinforced the flooring, given measurements, my mobile home is all messed up and i dont know where to start first because im afraid the thing my go all to shit on me.

  • @Jimmyjoeandthegang You will have to measure in between each joist. Reason is that when they are built alot (most ) of the time the joists will be off all the way through it. It's not a hard job. Just don't over think it is all :}

  • @MrBerekhhnd I agree 100 percent dont over think it

  • @Jimmyjoeandthegang No no worries look at my other mobile home floor videos I have lots of info on framing mobile home floors

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  • did it and found mold ripped it out

  • hmm where is the after?

  • Check out my rupalt video thats the finish

  • Wow , my goodness mine has gotten this much work to do on it not sure why I am even doing the project , lol but I really don't know if there is any mold in mine I better check that out.

  • about 1980s or so

  • What yr. is that home?

  • @carnac449 Not sure

  • tell me about it WOW

  • i cant believe no one stepped through the linoleum

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