I was gonna buy the snap together stuff but I did the allure planks instead. Used it in my house and much easier to work with. 6 years now with 2 crazy border collies running around and not one scratch on the floor. I started in rear of truck and worked side to side. They way everything lays out square. The cab obviously isn’t square and tapers in toward front. When you get to the dooors, just kinda lay the plank as you would with the plank hangin out door. Then make door marks on the plank where to cut. Get a perfect taper for that plank. Just cut back far enough where you can get door weatherseal and trim back on.
Allure planks have a sticky edge. It was cold when I did it, so I just ran a heat gun down the edges to insure it sticks. This flooring is thinner as well so you can put at least 1/2” of sound deadner in if you chose. But here’s the flooring
Installed Home Depot floor in my 379
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Cam Roberts, Jan 17, 2019.
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That’s the problem I ran into when I did my floor. My solution was to cut a couple pieces of diamond plate and use that for trim.HopeOverMope, Accidental Trucker, JoeyJunk and 4 others Thank this.
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