[T2] Removed Westfalia's plywood subfloor

[J Stafford]

 accessys at smart.net wrote:
> ...
>for the moulding I have had good luck with Outwater plastics
>www.outwater.com


Thanks Bob.  I found the outwater recommendation in the Type2 Library this morning.

http://www.type2.com/library/camper/molding.htm

After removing the water tank from the sink/icebox unit, I found the styrofoam block
insulation.  It was covered with a delaminating panel of 4mm birch plywood.  I cut a
new panel of the same size to cover up the original panel.  And reused the original
nails to fasten it down.  While I had the saw out, I also cut a similar panel to cover the
top of the foam block where no plywood was ever installed.  No issues with cutting
a new long plywood interior panel which fits below the left side louver window.  Just
read and follow Dolan's cutting advice, also found in the Type2 Library

http://www.type2.com/library/camper/baltic.htm


David Kelly suggests Gorilla Glue.  This glue suprised me with the need for a very
firm clamping force during the cure time.  It expands to form a large fillet.  So far the
Elmer's woodworking glue has been used on this project.  Hope it lasts > 10 years.
Taking a break now for a pint and some football.  Then perhaps glue the linoleum down
to the new plywood floor.  Making some progress


-Jack  '73 Westfalia