Trailer renovation: replacing wood rot for a floor that is as good as new, by Thijs

A new floor for your trailer - a project by Thijs

Are you looking for inspiration for restoring your trailer with wood rot in the bottom? Thijs shows you how to get your trailer looking like new again with the right materials and some skill. Discover the transformation of a worn trailer bottom into a solid, renewed base that can last for years!

The challenge: combating wood rot

Wood rot is a common problem with trailers, but don't worry, it can be fixed. Thijs saw the potential of his trailer and decided to completely renovate it. The old, wood-rotted floor panels were carefully removed.

The material: Concrete plywood Birch Anti-slip

For the new floor, Thijs chose 15 mm thick Betonplex Birch Antislip, an excellent choice for the demanding handyman. The strong and durable material is ideal for use in a trailer thanks to the anti-slip layer that provides extra grip.

Thijs's approach

With material cut to size by TOSIZE.fr, Thijs got to work. By doing the renovation himself, he had complete control over the dimensions and choice of materials. This gave him the freedom to make the trailer floor exactly as desired. Moreover, by doing it himself, Thijs kept his budget under control.

The unique details

In addition to replacing the bottom, Thijs has paid extra attention to the finishing. The tight cutting edges and the perfect fit of the concrete plywood panels give the trailer a professional look.

Concrete plywood Birch Anti-slip 15 mm

The Betonplex Birch Antislip is not only strong, but also weatherproof and easy to clean - ideal for a trailer that is regularly outside. Thijs shows that a good type of wood makes the difference for a long-lasting result.