Mat for your bottom

[Bigplumbs]

Originally Posted by Andy JC

Fair enough. So, out of curiosity, what stops the mats from sliding around if they have nothing to buffer against?

They are buffered against the ali rails you can see in the picture they are higher than the Ali floor by about the thickness of the mat ironically. Plus I have put a couple of pieces of gorilla tape each side. Positioning as I did is the obvious way in my Sib

Dennis

[A1an]

Originally Posted by Bigplumbs

Here is mine complete. Quite pleased. I taped them together on the back with gorilla tape.

Congratulations on getting Gorilla Tape to stick to something. I've never managed to get it to stick to ANYTHING.

[Bigplumbs]

Originally Posted by A1an

Congratulations on getting Gorilla Tape to stick to something. I've never managed to get it to stick to ANYTHING.

You have to do it first time. It is the worlds best tape in my opinion I have mended many things with it. Have you perhaps got a duff roll

Dennis

[jambo]

Originally Posted by Bigplumbs

You have to do it first time. It is the worlds best tape in my opinion I have mended many things with it. Have you perhaps got a duff roll

Dennis

Have to agree with Alan on this. Most disappointing and I have tried more than one. The glue is excellent though.

[Andy JC]

Originally Posted by Bigplumbs

They are buffered against the ali rails you can see in the picture they are higher than the Ali floor by about the thickness of the mat ironically. Plus I have put a couple of pieces of gorilla tape each side. Positioning as I did is the obvious way in my Sib

Dennis

Ok, I've yet to fit mine so was just curious. I read on another thread that someone fitted theirs and wedged them under the tubes. Maybe it's personal choice or down to the slight differences in ally floor design.

Cheers for explaining [emoji106]

[Bigplumbs]

Originally Posted by Andy JC

Ok, I've yet to fit mine so was just curious. I read on another thread that someone fitted theirs and wedged them under the tubes. Maybe it's personal choice or down to the slight differences in ally floor design.

Cheers for explaining [emoji106]

That is indeed an option and I tried it but it tended to make mine bow up as the material is quite strong/thick

I have not used mine yet

Dennis

[Bigplumbs]

Tried it all out at the weekend and very pleased I was to. The mat mabe a huge difference on my knees and was very comfortable


Dennis

[Metrocruiser]

Nice job, that looks brilliant!

[ashwatkins]

Originally Posted by Metrocruiser

Nice job, that looks brilliant!

I did the same with my T40. Makes the world of difference 👍

Originally Posted by Bigplumbs

Tried it all out at the weekend and very pleased I was to. The mat mabe a huge difference on my knees and was very comfortable


Dennis

[Metrocruiser]

Nice, I have a pile of these colored ones that the kids have destroyed
on the colored side they are dark grey on the bottom, so bottoms up!!

[Duggy]

I was thinking about this but have decided instead to order some folding boat seats which I'm going to screw to the seat planks on the Honwave. The Mrs was less than impressed with the comfort factor, or lack of, this summer so I'm going to set mine up something like this, instead of us all sitting on the tubes, a bare seat plank or a cold damp ally floor...

[Bigplumbs]

Used up the bits of mat I had left over on the seats. Used double sided carpet tape to stick it down. Should help a bit

Dennis

[Andy JC]

Looks good. I plan to do the same 👍
On a separate note, in the photo above of a T38 with 4 seats, it looks like each seat has a metal support going down the the floor. Surely this wouldn't be wise with an inflatable floor? Considering the force that would be concentrated in one place when bouncing up and down over choppy waters 😨