I ripped the carpeting out of the cabin floor of my 330 SS last fall to do a make-over. My plan was to replace the carpeting with vinyl plank flooring. Fast forward to now and I have done some repair work on a section of rotted sub-floor and added a layer of fiberglass to the whole area. Here are a few pictures (click on thumbnails for larger view). . .
The vinyl plank flooring went down fairly well, considering the sub-floor is not very level vs. what you would have in a house. I went with rubber stair nosing on the step so that I could stretch & bend it around the curves of the stair. I plan on adding back some carpet along the sidewalls (I kept the old carpeting for this). I have some rubber carpet edge strips for the transition of plank-to-carpet along the edges.
I am hoping this will be a nice improvement to the cabin floor, as the OEM floor (carpet) isn't the greatest thing for a boat.
The vinyl plank flooring went down fairly well, considering the sub-floor is not very level vs. what you would have in a house. I went with rubber stair nosing on the step so that I could stretch & bend it around the curves of the stair. I plan on adding back some carpet along the sidewalls (I kept the old carpeting for this). I have some rubber carpet edge strips for the transition of plank-to-carpet along the edges.
I am hoping this will be a nice improvement to the cabin floor, as the OEM floor (carpet) isn't the greatest thing for a boat.
