Way better than hard, cold rubber matting that I've had in the past
These carpet tiles are very tough and work really well. The lifting area has a mat mind you.Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Way better than hard, cold rubber matting that I've had in the past
These carpet tiles are very tough and work really well. The lifting area has a mat mind you.
Way better for the rower as well, those things have a nasty habit of shuffling along smooth flooring.Way better than hard, cold rubber matting that I've had in the past
It certainly is, especially when it's cold and the floor isn't a block of ice.
I dont have one to sell but makes sense with MM not being for scalpers.
Ironically, I was banned from MM many years ago for saying in a thread that an item someone was selling was cheaper to buy brand new
Some decking cleaner (soon to be stained as its now dried)
Was full of moss and totally transformed now!
Your decking (and most peoples) is upside down
https://build.com.au/should-decking-grooves-face-or-down
What do you do if your decking has grooves on both side?Your decking (and most peoples) is upside down
https://build.com.au/should-decking-grooves-face-or-down
p.s. [insert joke about Australia being upside down here]
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I guess one with larger gaps at the bottom as that means more air flow.
Begone with your logical replies.
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Begone with your logical replies.
I had no idea and it doesn’t really matter in my instance, for the fact being airflow is plenty either way. One of the 2 tables i made was the right way round!
Aye there was some previous discussion about it in this thread link below.Your decking (and most peoples) is upside down
https://build.com.au/should-decking-grooves-face-or-down
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/extremely-slippery-decking-can-it-be-rejuvenated.18925158/
Regardless, I'm happy compared to how slippy it was before, and im somewhat OK with blaming the previous owners for the many build flaws (better than it happening on my watch!)
I think its likely this decking is grooved both sides regardless
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Been slowly building a new workstation/gaming pc over the last few months, hopefully grab the final components in the next few weeks.
Interesting that.Your decking (and most peoples) is upside down
https://build.com.au/should-decking-grooves-face-or-down
My composite boards are grooved both sides.
https://www.cladcodecking.co.uk/2-4m-hollow-domestic-grade-composite-decking-board
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Ping me in FCDI dont have one to sell but makes sense with MM not being for scalpers.
Ironically, I was banned from MM many years ago for saying in a thread that an item someone was selling was cheaper to buy brand new
Futanari? I had to google FCDPing me in FCD
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