What type of flooring?
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I usually put a sheet of ply down first, give the alloy some protection.
Then I like to use the rubber pin matting, gives a nice authentic feel to a landy that age.
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10mm rubber matting - the type they use in horseboxes. : http://www.rubbermattinguk.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=67_76&product_id=84
Best if you can find an off-cut...bloody expensive otherwise
Best if you can find an off-cut...bloody expensive otherwise
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And for the Gaylander owner..... http://www.horsematsplus.co.uk/shop/eva-pink-22mm-stable-mat-individual-mat/
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10mm rubber matting - the type they use in horseboxes. : http://www.rubbermattinguk.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=67_76&product_id=84
Best if you can find an off-cut...bloody expensive otherwise
Try black stable mats, similar, but a bit cheaper. I just used some to cover the afterdeck of our boat, made quite a good job. As you say, ideal for heavy duty use in a landy too.
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+1 for the stable matting. I paid about £40 for 2 x 1.2 m. Tough and can be hosed down. Good in the footwells too, helps cut down noise.
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Stable matts are good.
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