I had advantech flooring in my trailer. Its not regular osb with a sealer on it. The glue used to make advantech is extremely hard and waterproof. It holds up much better that plywood. New carbides didn't phase it. I suppose if you spun a track with studs you could damage it. Water beads on it. Personally, I wouldnt want any other flooring.

 

Its not plain particle board, its tough stuff. I have had several trailers with it and do 1000's of miles towing and it gets wet (soaked many times). Holds up well, oldest trailer 9 years old and still looks great, no guides or mats, just bear floor.

 

Advantech or Nudo. I think NEO has both.

Don~

 

I have it and I love it. I find it much tougher and easier to live with than marine grade plywood (I'll never own another trailer with plywood floors), especially with regards to carbides and moving things around. Needs nothing to protect it -- not impossible...it can be scratched and gouged a bit, but it is very difficult to damage. Sharp new carbides slide over the surface with ease and never dig in like they do with plywood. Spinning studs however can do some damage -- so don't spin studs on it.

A time tested and proven product in my book.

 

Well all is mute at this point. I found a four place deck over yesterday and it has marine plywood and torsion axles so I got it. Half the price of new but needs a little work, not much but simple things.

All stainless hardware and solid as can be. The walls don't even budge when you push on them. It is a 2000 Expedition trailer and it fits the bill at this time. Good tires and good bearings.

The last owner took good care of it.

Thanks for all the input guys.