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21st May 2015, 09:14 PM
#21
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Originally Posted by
Rumcajs
I thought I've seen that stuff before..... we used it as non slip flooring inside the workshop and as walkway/gangway on top of tanker trailers.
I have used what looks like the same stuff at work. We call it FRP grating. It comes in different mesh sizes and thickness depending upon what you need to do with it. I buy it in large sheets from Perma Composites http://www.permacomposites.com then cut it down to size to suit the project I am working on at the time (PS: I have no affiliation with the company. But have purchased materials from them several times and their advice has been really helpful)
2011 GU Patrol ST ute, 3.0L CRD
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21st May 2015 09:14 PM
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22nd May 2015, 11:43 AM
#22
Originally Posted by
clawrence
I have used what looks like the same stuff at work. We call it FRP grating. It comes in different mesh sizes and thickness depending upon what you need to do with it. I buy it in large sheets from Perma Composites
http://www.permacomposites.com then cut it down to size to suit the project I am working on at the time (PS: I have no affiliation with the company. But have purchased materials from them several times and their advice has been really helpful)
One of the local vets was looking at something like the FRP grating for his horse float. Reconed it would save cleaning as all the droppings and liquids piddled out would just go through the floor. Also more hygienic.
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22nd May 2015, 11:52 AM
#23
Patrol God
Originally Posted by
Rumcajs
I thought I've seen that stuff before..... we used it as non slip flooring inside the workshop and as walkway/gangway on top of tanker trailers.
When will this gouging of fools stop?
Regards
I've seen them before to, drain grates
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
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22nd May 2015, 03:25 PM
#24
Expert
Originally Posted by
outback
One of the local vets was looking at something like the FRP grating for his horse float. Reconed it would save cleaning as all the droppings and liquids piddled out would just go through the floor. Also more hygienic.
Except for the poor bugger following the horse float...
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23rd May 2015, 02:30 PM
#25
Travelling Podologist
Originally Posted by
LaughingBeagles
Except for the poor bugger following the horse float...
I followed a fully loaded cattle truck on a twisty mountain road whilst riding a motorcycle once ......... it’s not the sort of thing you do a second time!
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