looking for trailer accesories

[tshort]

Thanks for the replys. Any suggestions on flooring? I hate to see tile peel up. I'm looking for something cheap and durable. Diamond plate is way too expensive (about $1000). A friend suggested spray on bedliner, but that seems way too permanent. I have a lot of soaked in spills so I would probably have to replace it for the tile to stick. thanks for your help guys.
Dave

Oil-based floor paint with a couple pounds of sand mixed in (for nonslip surface).  After one season seems to be holding up pretty well.  Was painless to apply, but cleaning up oil-based paint is messy.  Would do it again, tho, as it seems pretty tuff.

[Team_nuclear123]

We just re did the flooring in our trailer, including the wood...

We used 14" tiles, and I think I woudl have used sheet instead.

The BEST quote I got was $1400 to do a spay in floor line, which was way more than it is worth...

Maybe next will be a roll on liner or diamond plate.

[Super Dave]

Did tiles in mine...they fell off once they got a little damp.

Bed liner is the best, but get it done at build time.

Did aluminum tread plate in a trade of racing fuel for the aluminum.  Looks nice, but I don't think it's the answer.

Everything sucks. ;D

[Woofentino Pugrossi]

If the tile was peeling up, what kind of adhesive did ya use? My friends 24' trailer's tiles still are flat after 8 yrs.