PENNINE Green Polyurethane One Shot Adhesive Caravan Floor Delamination Repair Kit + 30 Dowells + Latex Gloves

Was view sceptical whether it would work or not, I had a very spongy floor near the bathroom and cooker of my caravan and we followed instructions on YouTube as this product didn't come with any and drilled holes and filled up to 60 holes for the whole area and used just over half the bottle, panicking after that we should of used all the bottle but wasn't needed it's fixed the floor perfectly. I must stress you need to wear a mask while doing this and clean up the resting of what you can before it sets also try and get the dowls as much in as possible cause once it sets there's no changing it not even with sandpaper. Over all very very happy and recommend.

Absolutely excellent stuff had a very soft caravan floor was abit sceptical about this but it worked wonders I used dowels and a min of 8mmdrill holes but heck depth of your caravan floor don’t drill right through ! I used a random pattern drilling holes and poured it in as described I wore a mask and gloves with window open left about 2 hrs checked and was set but I left a few days and it was solid used a multi tool to shave overspill off to make floor flat again 👍🏻any questions please feel free to ask

Excellent product

I used on roughly 2 m2 and still had 1/3 bottle left.Did the job but need to buy more dowels.

Such a cheap way to fix a spongy caravan floor. Didn’t take long. Easy to use. Just need more dowels as didn’t come with enough

Did exactly what I needed it do. As an average d.i.yer, I was quite daunted to do the job. But I needn't have worried.

We bought this for our caravan floor that was so soft in the bathroom area we could feel it dip as we entered the bathroom, marked the floor out 4 inch squares and drilled, put the stuff in with the dowels, left it over night and was surprised to see it returned the floor to its original state, nice solid floor, worth trying it yourself, this was our first attempt at this, perfect job

One thing I will say which no one has seen to have mentioned?I had a severe dip in my caravan floor! I used a long thick plank of temporary timber screwed down the length of the caravan too bring up the floor level, if you do this and I'll only advised this in extreme cases, screw down the smallest difference in level first, slowly teasing up the floor add a bit of weight after applying, but obviously you probably be using slightly more of the liquid, but you should have a more levelled result!