Which indoor cover?

[griffter]

Any recommendations / prices?

Ta.

[antonyj]

Hey , we keep crossing paths.
Cover-zone do one for the griff @ £49.50+£6.95 shipping

Just had one for my precat and very pleased,(when the creases fall out)
Not bad value for money at all.
Its the Sahara one.

01903 731333

One thing worth noting though Ben, they recommend you speak to your painter before using a cover(if it has been painted in the last 3-6months)

Hope this helps


Ant


Edited to say(under orders of no horizontal action), that in fact my better half purchased it!!!!!!

>> Edited by antonyj on Wednesday 30th November 21:07

[lazyitus]

I've got one from this website from Leven Technology.

Its excellent.

[griffter]

lazyitus said:

I've got one from this website from Leven Technology. Its excellent.

Like the door entry zips - great idea.

antonyj said:

One thing worth noting though Ben, they recommend you speak to your painter before using a cover(if it has been painted in the last 3-6months)

Ant! No news from Ian for a while so I might chase him - although I did promise not to hassle him as I want him to t-a-k-e h-i-s t-i-m-e. Will ask about the 3-6 months that's a good point. Of course the idea of the cover is to protect the shiny new paint...

Does yours have zips to get in the doors with the cover still fitted, Ant?

[GarryM]

I've got the Leven one. To be honest I never use the zips as there is enough material and stretch in the shock cord to just lift the edge up over the door in order to open the door. Although it seems like a good idea to have zips, when they are undone you might manage to scratch the paint with the zip itself.

[mikedavis1]

I have had a classic editions soft cover fo a couple of years now: Looks a bit like a pair of pale blue pyjamas on the griff but works well. Most importantly it's very soft and kind to the paintwork. It's got the zip doors / stuff bag etc and strong elasticated corners that hold it in place pretty well. It was about £60 when I bought it.

Last Winter When I put the griff to bed in it's pj's my son (10) put a note on the boot lid - "quiet please 300 horses soundly asleep" - wouldnt mind getting that embroidered on the cover!

Mike

[antonyj]

griffter said:

lazyitus said: I've got one from this website from Leven Technology. Its excellent. Like the door entry zips - great idea. antonyj said: One thing worth noting though Ben, they recommend you speak to your painter before using a cover(if it has been painted in the last 3-6months) Ant! No news from Ian for a while so I might chase him - although I did promise not to hassle him as I want him to t-a-k-e h-i-s t-i-m-e. Will ask about the 3-6 months that's a good point. Of course the idea of the cover is to protect the shiny new paint... Does yours have zips to get in the doors with the cover still fitted, Ant?

Ben , it doesnt have zips,but it is a nice enough fit to lift up to enable access.


Ant