Guys
Anyone used/considered rubber floor tiles as an alternative to ceramic tiles for outside work.
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Guys
Anyone used/considered rubber floor tiles as an alternative to ceramic tiles for outside work.
Never seen em since I was released from the pschiatric ward, are you planning a bit of wrestling,I think the humidty may be an issue,tarmac or wood chip maybe a idea if your thinking of venues for mud wrestling, please send tickets
If you in Esan or North this firm may be worth a call
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or Watsadu Homepro etc
You live in a rubber room don't you David? :)
Good response on the bounce bucketman, where else could IQuote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
Lay Tex, yep just me mrs rubbajohnny and a foam cosh
depends what type of "work" you're doing, there are different hardnesses of compounds around, I have done muay thai on soft rubeer matting and weights on hard rubber matting
Would they melt or loose shape in the hot sun?
Seen them in some kids outside play areas in Thailand - they lasted better than the play equipment!
It is just garden landscaping. I was just looking for an alternative to ceramic tiles. Not keen on laying ceramic over the plumbing around the houses and thought something not so permanent would be a better option.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiLeakHunt
God thinking
Homepro sell rolls of rubbery fake lawn in 1.5 rolls in green bright blue etc used on terraces our way, seemed quite expensive and not very robust
^That's all I have ever seen, fake grass tiles, working in Thailand for 10 years in design and architecture. Of course I was never looking because I never had the need.
Guys
Thanks for the comments. Looks like its back to ceramic tiles and maybe some decking, will just have to check the plumbing underground is ok first.