Annex mats or flooring
- Thread starter jdonly1
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I use the rubber type shade cloth flooring.
Picked up from Bunnings per meter.
Works well for me.
Cheers
Picked up from Bunnings per meter.
Works well for me.
Cheers
We use fold up / roll up flooring that doesn't kill grass. Quite light too.
A lot of parks have concrete slabs so haven't needed it a couple of places.
We store the mat with our hoses etc in the loo when we travel.
A lot of parks have concrete slabs so haven't needed it a couple of places.
We store the mat with our hoses etc in the loo when we travel.
We get cheap shade cloth from go lo and the reject shop when they have it. We usually camp with friends and make paths and a common area with it
I have used the rubber type on the roll for years but this time around I'm going to try shade cloth with a seam around the edges. The rubber is very heavy and should be rolled not folded as this can cause it to deteriorate at the folds. It does feel nice to walk on though!
Cheers.
Cheers.
We use the CGEAR multimat bit more expensive but really like the idea of sand not coming up through it
C Gear here too, more expensive but great product, we have friends that use shade cloth too but we find that its a bit abraisive on the little kids feet when on it allot!
Dunno Burnsy havent seen that add but me and the young bloke have a couple RC Choppers we'll try it next trip out haha!
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C-Gear Here to - Great Product for minimizing Dirt\Sand Coming in, It is a little abrasive though just like shadecloth, probably not as bad as shadecloth..
Apart from being Bulky you really cant beat a stack of the square interlocking foam matt's IMO... Every now and then K-Mart sells packs of 6 for about $12 we now have enough to fill the whole annex area and use them in the garage when not camping - I use the ones with the holes in them this way dirts finds its way down and if it does rain then we have slightly more chance of staying dry in the annex given they are about 20mm thick.
Apart from being Bulky you really cant beat a stack of the square interlocking foam matt's IMO... Every now and then K-Mart sells packs of 6 for about $12 we now have enough to fill the whole annex area and use them in the garage when not camping - I use the ones with the holes in them this way dirts finds its way down and if it does rain then we have slightly more chance of staying dry in the annex given they are about 20mm thick.
