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[OTIS]

Gentlemen don"t claim to know  it all but Iam a trailer dealer and I have tried every thing you can think of its hard to beat expoy when it gets old do it again the trailer I have now has indoor outdoor carpet on floor and walls looks great and if you bump a fairing on the wall you dont scratch it.

                                                        OTIS

[MJZ]

Mark,

I have another suggestion. Sell the trailer at a VERY reduced price to a good friend from Clinton Ky. Then you can buy one with the flooring already in it like you want. I am in the market.

I'll trade it for a slightly used Night Rod.
Funny you mentioned that, instead of doing the floor this morning I went to the local trailer place that I bought my trailer at. They offered me $4,150 on a trade of mine for one just like mine with more stuff. Only $2,400 extra.

[MJZ]

Gentlemen don"t claim to know  it all but Iam a trailer dealer and I have tried every thing you can think of its hard to beat expoy when it gets old do it again the trailer I have now has indoor outdoor carpet on floor and walls looks great and if you bump a fairing on the wall you dont scratch it.

                                                        OTIS

That is a great idea! Thanks

[HogBreath]

I'll trade it for a slightly used Night Rod.
Funny you mentioned that, instead of doing the floor this morning I went to the local trailer place that I bought my trailer at. They offered me $4,150 on a trade of mine for one just like mine with more stuff. Only $2,400 extra.

Let me know if you decide to trade it.

[RedDevil]

I've got rubber diamond tread flooring in my toy-hauler with two easy tracks mounted on top.  The floor cleans easily and is very durable.
Cheers ,
 

[GC_Super]

I bought an enclosed trailer about 4 years ago. Wanted to do something to the floor that was fairly cheap and durable. Wound up with the spray on liner stuff, but used a roller kit that comes with the cans.  Took two gallons and a couple hours work. I wanted to be able to hose it out if necessary, so it went up the walls about 6 inches and caulked all the seems and corners first. Worked out pretty good and stayed in the budget. I called a couple of places that do pick up beds, but they wanted over $600. I spent less that $200 and probably got it on thicker than the spray.  I like the carpeted walls idea Otis had. Might look into that next.   

[miker]

I used black & white checker board with a strip of the 3M antislip for the tires to sit on so they walk....It cleans up nice, just don't do burn outs on it!

Miker

[Cerdo]

My trailer came with the vinyl checkerboard floor and it is slippery when wet or sand is on it.  Rubber is the way to go.

Cerdo

[deucedog]

We have an Interstate 6x10 single axle trailer we just bought (Hauled home our SEUC 300 miles in October).  My wife and I purchased 6' x 20' of kitchen/bathroom vinyl flooring - the kind with a textured surface, it looks like pavers.  We carefully fitted in the vinyl, cutting and measuring using an 8' straight edge (aluminum extrusion).  We used a serrated trowel to put down the vinyl glue.  We bought enough footage to do the door, which also serves as a ramp to load the bike(s).  We used an awl to punch through the vinyl to relocate all of the "D" Ring hardware and Pingle Chock locations.  We then glued on 3" rubber base around the inside perimeter for the finishing tough.  The floor is very durable and looks great.  We did a nice job, er uh, my wife did a nice job.  We plan to carpet the sides next.   One thing I can tell you is if you decide to go this route it is more time consuming than we ever thought.  Good luck with your choice.