Bruce wrote: > > That's why a lot of us use rubber door mats, £2 for a 58 x 40 cm mat, > > available in the original Ford colour range from Wilko's, the broke > > boater's friend. > > > > I've also seen the same stuff in bigger pieces at Wharf House chandlers.
And John added: > I've had a Google and found these on ebay ... don't know if they will be > suitable for you > > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RUBBER-FLOOR-MAT-INTERLOCKING-FOAM-FLOORING-TILES_W0QQitemZ270523444214QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Sporting_Goods_Exercise_Fitness_Fitness_Accessories_ET?hash=item3efc742bf6 Thanks guys but the big problem about using rubber mats and continuous sheets such as those in the link are that the paint underneath suffers with micro-blistering and will deteriorate faster than otherwise. The advantage of the tiles is that they stand up on little projections that allow air circulation and decent drainage. They are available in the US for a fraction of the price we pay here but there's nothing new there then. Roger
