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before you all give me the speel about water retention is carpets I am aware!
:p

Can someone give me a rough size of carpet needed to do a 90 front and back (footwell, seatboxes and floor)
 
As long as it’s not glued down I don’t see what’s wrong with a bit of carpet. It’s not like we all go wading in our Landies and some of ours are surprisingly leak-free!
Personally I’d fork out for a properly made set and use some Velcro strips to keep it in position, but also allows for it to be removed for periodical cleaning (both of the carpet and the Landy floor).
 
As long as it’s not glued down I don’t see what’s wrong with a bit of carpet. It’s not like we all go wading in our Landies and some of ours are surprisingly leak-free!
Personally I’d fork out for a properly made set and use some Velcro strips to keep it in position, but also allows for it to be removed for periodical cleaning (both of the carpet and the Landy floor).
It's more the lack of sound deadening properties that I'm concerned about.
 
It is possible to waterproof a Landy

My 110 carpets have stayed dry even in this rain.
But it’s taken me literally years of chasing leaks.
The last one was water getting in via the bottom of the rear doors.
I traced it to the rear corner of the small oblong window, where the outer door “seal” ends. Water would run in to the door, down the back, and on to the carpet.
A bit of sealing compound fixed it.
 
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Nowt wrong with a bit of carpet :) mine does not leak....... it lives in the garage :rolleyes:
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