Creaking noise under floor

[Roger Starnes]

Everytime I walk past the dining table, I hear a creaking noise that sounds like it is coming from between the table and the bar in the kitchen, under the floor. Almost sounds like something lose under the floor.
Has anyone else experienced this. I have a 2014 369RL and have crawled under it to listen, but can't tell anything without pulling the under coating off.

let me know your thoughts.

[LCBoyer]

I think there is a small amount of flex in floor joists.

[Flat top]

We have the same problem in the bathroom. Floors have some flex in the kitchen and living room, but the bathroom makes one hell of a creaking noise by the shower. This just started the last time out.

[charliem]

Our 2015 27RL floor creaks in front of the shower also.

[SNLCORV]

We have a fairly loud creaking between the island and counter in our 300GK. Had it checked out by the dealer, who said that they've been hearing complaints of floor creaks (more than usual, anyways), but that there was nothing they could do to fix it. We've gotten used to it, but hate knowing that it's there!

[MikeW1]

We have the same problem in the bathroom. Floors have some flex in the kitchen and living room, but the bathroom makes one hell of a creaking noise by the shower. This just started the last time out.

Has anyone figured out how to fix this yet? It's getting louder in ours and now wakes one of us up. Thanks.

[Lee Bode]

Ditto here, this was not an issue last season and just started this year. It's right between the shower and the pass through to the bedroom?

[Cate&Rob]

Ditto here, this was not an issue last season and just started this year. It's right between the shower and the pass through to the bedroom?

Same noise, same location on our 2015 303. I used to be able to get rid of the creak by using the tripod pin support. Now I can lessen the noise by using the tripod, but can't get rid of it. I am messing about in the area under this floor doing some "re-plumbing" . . . I will see if I can solve this noise while I am in there. Will be a week or two before I get back to this project.

Rob

[HOWITTRO]

You have to remove the coraplast bottom (Underbelly) and then tighten the studs that are lose. Someone will have to make the floor squeak while you are under the coach watching for a loose stud. A lot of times it is simply a fastener moving in and out of the stud causing the noise

[BabyBober]

You have to remove the coraplast bottom (Underbelly) and then tighten the studs that are lose. Someone will have to make the floor squeak while you are under the coach watching for a loose stud. A lot of times it is simply a fastener moving in and out of the stud causing the noise

Tighten the studs that are loose? I think that the aluminum floor frame is a fully welded assembly...

Jim