Anyone know where to get something like this?
I ideally want a strip of it so I can bolt it to the wall down the side of my drive.
I ideally want a strip of it so I can bolt it to the wall down the side of my drive.
Garage/Drive Wall Car Door Protector
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Sorry not really.. people usually fix some carpet to their garage walls. But i guess this wouldnt be appropriate.
You could probably just use some generic rubber mat/floor protector as cheap as you could get from somewhere like robertdyas
You could probably just use some generic rubber mat/floor protector as cheap as you could get from somewhere like robertdyas
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I take it we are talking about external of Garage right, not inside where one(usually) parks their car?
yes, external wall, side of my house down the drive.
Found this
http://www.polymax.co.uk/Catalogue ...der Pages/08 Rubber Fender- Delta Profile.htm
Found this
http://www.polymax.co.uk/Catalogue ...der Pages/08 Rubber Fender- Delta Profile.htm
Good insulation.
Try and find a strip of rubber....Perhaps even go to a scrap yeard and look for rub strips...
Get a couple of lengths of pipe insulation from B&Q, cut them in half down the length and use "no nails" to stick them to the wall.
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Don't stick them to the car doors because it will look silly and people will point and stare and you will end up with a pic on Barry Boys with everyone laughing at you.
I know its probably a good idea in theory to stick them to the car doors to help prevent damage in multistory car parks etc but don't, its just wrong. :thumbsup:
*Sidi's tip of the day*
Don't stick them to the car doors because it will look silly and people will point and stare and you will end up with a pic on Barry Boys with everyone laughing at you.
I know its probably a good idea in theory to stick them to the car doors to help prevent damage in multistory car parks etc but don't, its just wrong. :thumbsup:
Yep, I used pipe insulation inside my garage. You can screw it to the wall rather than glue - just stick a large headed washer over the screw so it doesn't rip through.
