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oblio
Original Poster
2,993 posts
96 months
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Hi folks Been off line for a while as I moved house back in August and didnt movce into the new gaff until 2 weeks later! Im having some work done on the new place to convert a room back into a garage. The room has wooden flooring (and is fully decorated which will make it one good looking garage  ) but Im thinking that I could do with some rubber matting to drive onto i.e. lay two strips of matting to act as tracks. This should help the life of the floor plus be better if wet, in terms of anti-slippage. Has anyone else layed rubber matting in their garage? If so any recommendations? ta Graham
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oblio
Original Poster
2,993 posts
96 months
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Stubby Pete
2,333 posts
115 months
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1hour 25minutes, must be a record!! Have a look here. If you use tiles, the floor has to be pretty flat first.
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BuzyG
411 posts
80 months
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Pete, loved the F430 in the Garage in that thread. 
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oblio
Original Poster
2,993 posts
96 months
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Stubby Pete said: 1hour 25minutes, must be a record!! Have a look here. If you use tiles, the floor has to be pretty flat first.  Dead flat...so no worries there 
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mirach
123 posts
92 months
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my uncle once said to me "i dont know why you ask me for advice coz you will just go and do what you want anyway" ARE WE RELATED> lol
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oblio
Original Poster
2,993 posts
96 months
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mirach said: my uncle once said to me "i dont know why you ask me for advice coz you will just go and do what you want anyway" ARE WE RELATED> lol 
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