Carpets ?

Started by Cam_Turvey13, September 04, 2015, 04:10:50 PM

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Cam_Turvey13

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Hey all just wondering if you've got carpets in your bugs and if so where did you get it from ??  ;-)up

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Lined mine out with Auto trim carpet,
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAN-CARPET-CAMPERVAN-MOTOR-HOME-CAR-CARAVAN-BOAT-TRIM-LINING-SOFT-STRETCH-VEL-/260746382467?hash=item3cb5b20c83
If you are a bit DIY savvy its not a difficult job.... Videos on you tube  :D ;-)up
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Just Hammerite in mine, little bit slippery when it is wet, got some grip tape to solve that, but dries quickly and no trapped water
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Carpet ? Is that the stuff made from things that soak up water and never dries out, smells and adds weight. bleugh

For practicality look at loose rubber matting or the like, stops your feet getting wet and sound deadens. IMO ;-)up
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Only over in Pershore took the citrus green jas over and made to measure while I waited, you could have had a look last night at the pub.

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Thanks everyone gonna look at all of them, but the rubber sounds the best so far  :D but these have all really helped  ;-)up

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I used a gel backed carpet that moulded really easily into shape with a steamer 

http://www.beachbuggy.info/index.php/topic,20.msg22876.html#msg22876

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Both of mine are by rugs for bugs, pics on his website.

They are rubber backed and can be pulled out really easy when wet.

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Quote from: Cam_Turvey13 on September 04, 2015, 09:04:09 PM
Thanks everyone gonna look at all of them, but the rubber sounds the best so far  :D but these have all really helped  ;-)up

This is what I used  :)                 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rubber-Matting-Roll-Black-900mm-x-1500mm-x-14mm-Floor-Matting-for-Bars-Pubs-/141335055069?hash=item20e839cadd
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My daily has the interlocking floor rubber matting blocks for workshops you buy in a pack of 6 or something for £10 from the factory shop. Does not hold wayer and has a chequer plate pattern on

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Got mine from rugs for bugs , great sevice good people
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Awesome thanks guys  :D gonna have to decide which one to use now  ;D

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