dizzibits | 21/06/2015 21:22:19 |
21 forum posts 1 photos | Hello all,
I am in the process of designing a small indoor workshop with a micro lathe and small bench with vice. Could someone recommend a good quality rubber or vibration friendly floor that I can put down, and where to get it? The room is carpeted, however this can be removed and/or the flooring be installed over the top. Many thanks for any pointers
dizzi |
Frances IoM | 21/06/2015 21:52:03 |
1395 forum posts 30 photos | maybe professional kitchen suppliers - I used Nisbets in past for such equipment (knives, pans, icecream makers etc) and found then fine with good quality products eg http://www.nisbets.co.uk/Coba-Kitchen-Mat-850-x-750mm/F293/ProductDetail.raction is one of their grease, oil proof kitchen mats tho I've not used this myself I doubt that carpeting is suitable for any metal bashing workshop - my own small workshop is my cellar using wooden suspended flooring over concrete base - for many years purely woodwork for which some carpet offcuts could be used for mats but need frequent vacuuming to remove dust etc but having now, post death of a friend who did any metal work for me, I find that even drilling metal spreads swarf far and wide and carpets act as magnets for it - lino + rubber mats would I think be better Edited By Frances IoM on 21/06/2015 22:05:24 Edited By Frances IoM on 21/06/2015 22:06:18 |
Andrew Entwistle | 21/06/2015 21:57:31 |
![]() 120 forum posts 218 photos | Hi, I have been happy with these; once the initial rubber smell wears off. They have other options too. Andrew. |
dizzibits | 22/06/2015 21:33:01 |
21 forum posts 1 photos | Thank you for your messages. I have made an order for some of that rubber mat flooring. Looks ideal.
Thanks Andrew for the link. |
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