Soft Floor in Galley Sink Area 2015 View 24G

[Wine country]

My View G has a soft floor in the area below the sink. No water issues. Any easy fixes?

 

[Morich]

We are missing some critical info before suggesting a fix. Not wanting to do things over at some point, one of the first things I ask before trying to repair is what went wrong to make it need repair.
Any clues as to why there is a soft spot in a place that sounds like it would be hard to get much traffic? If it's not traffic and not water, any ideas of why it is getting soft?
Seems like we are missing some important info of some sort!

 

[RV_Lee]

Winnebago has issues with not using enough support braces on the floor, many assume these are soft spots from leaks but they aren't. Check with other View owners about their floors in that area. (Winnebago will even add more support braces if you want, they get enough complaints!)

 

[Morich]

Definition of what is meant by "below the sink" may be needed? Is that the part that is inside the lower cabinet as below the sink, or is it the area you stand on in front of the sink?
Sorry. Sometimes this language stuff is harder than is looks!

 

[Horse54]

My View G has a soft floor in the area below the sink. No water issues. Any easy fixes?

I had the same issue in my 2016 Forza. Winnebago knows of the problem as they did not brace the floors as they should have. I called them about 6 months ago hoping they would cover some if not all of the repair cost. They would not and not give me a quote on how much the repair would be.

I bought this coach 2.5 years ago and I did not feel the soft spot until a year ago. I also knew that I could/would not sell it with the problem when the time comes.

I ended up with a local shop to fix the problem. Final cost was $3200 and that was with them fabricating the braces and adding additional plywood underneath. It is an extensive job as at least one of the tanks has to be pulled.

If there is a positive to this, it is not a water problem.