I'm thinking abut the idea of insulating the floor by using a combination of plywood, 2 (or 4) inch foam, and plywood. The trailer's frame currently has bars crossways every three feet or so, but that's all that's there. No end to end "runs", except for the rails the suspension is connected to. I could probably get some angle added to beef up the floor, but instead of adding just weight, I'd rather add insulation...
How thick of plywood would I need to have adequate floor strength? I'm 300 lbs and thinking that jumping up and down on one layer of 1/2 plywood would result in a crash. The main rails are about 5 feet apart (give or take a little) and the metal supports across between them are about 3 feet.
I was thinking of doing something more like using some glued up hardwood plywood lengthwise inside the foam / ply sandwich every 12 or 16 inches or so. Unless of course, some 1/4 on the bottom and 1/2 on the top would be rigid and strong enough.