We've purchased our 2018 Reflection 315RLTS brand new in mid-2017. During the first few months of ownership we noticed the linoleum floor was buckling under the slide roller that supports the refrigerator. When this happened, we took the trailer in for warranty repair work where they over extended the slide in order to access the floor to the outer edge and they glued it back down. This repair seemed okay and worked long enough to get us outside of warranty but now we have the same thing happening again and it is worse than before. The slide is so heavy that when pulled in, it has made a permanent dent in the floor that has cracked the linoleum in that spot. Also, when the slide is extended out, you can see the linoleum is crushed and beginning to tear right at the slide roller.
I am wondering whether and how this can be repaired. I'm kind of worried that any repair to this is going to look not so great but at the same time I can't just leave it this way. Otherwise, I expect eventually the linoleum tear is going to extend into the kitchen room itself, completely destroying the floor in that entire area.
Has anyone else here had to deal with this sort of damage? If so, I am curious as to how it was repaired, how it looked after repair, and what was the approximate cost for getting the repair done. If they have to replace any linoleum I wonder how they will be able to match the existing floor when doing it.
I am wondering whether and how this can be repaired. I'm kind of worried that any repair to this is going to look not so great but at the same time I can't just leave it this way. Otherwise, I expect eventually the linoleum tear is going to extend into the kitchen room itself, completely destroying the floor in that entire area.
Has anyone else here had to deal with this sort of damage? If so, I am curious as to how it was repaired, how it looked after repair, and what was the approximate cost for getting the repair done. If they have to replace any linoleum I wonder how they will be able to match the existing floor when doing it.
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