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| I have to replace the rotted tongue and groove bed wood. Any recommendations for a mill or lumber yard that can manufacture the replacement hard wood planks? I'm located in northern AZ. Anybody out there that has had this done by any yards from phoenix az. to Happy Jack AZ.? Thanks in advance. |
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| hm search in some gruoups on fb |
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| Or buy some new bed. I bought cool sofa and recliner too. I choose rv recliner from here https://thebestreclinersreviews.com/best-rv-recliners/ because it is cozy and has cool old design. I use reclienr in my home and trailer.
Edited by zeror 2020-09-27 11:01 PM
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| we put southern yellow pine in our of stock trailer, 2x 8s, we stained it to help protect it, it has held up great, the syp is very strong. |
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Location: Wi | I have heard of people using Rumber. Not sure if it is available in your neck of the woods or cost difference with wood. Here is a link: www.rumber.com |
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Location: Tenn/Ala. | Rumber is good, but read the instructions carefully. As a rule, Rumber needs crossmember spacing closer together than most woods. So it is not usually a drop in replacement without adding structure.
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