Teak wood NOT boat non-slip for floor mats
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2016 10:23 pm
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Re: Teak wood NOT boat non-slip for floor mats
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2016 10:24 pm
$47 dollars for 8 foot by 3 foot roll , 6mm thick
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Re: Teak wood NOT boat non-slip for floor mats
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2016 10:25 pm
3m stick backing
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Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2016 6:40 am
Love the look!
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Re: Teak wood NOT boat non-slip for floor mats
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 3:39 am
Brian,
It's very coincidental that you posted your flooring pictures now. I've been in the process of making my own duck boards for the buggy. When I traveled back from MOTF last year I drove through a lot of rain (and also on the ECV-Keys trip). Even though I have drain holes behind the seats, I still accumulate water on the floor boards and my feet get soaked. I decided I needed duck boards. Here is what I made. They are pretty simple and cheap. I have about $50 total in them. Oak slats from Lowes and some stainless screws. They are 16.5 inches wide with 5/8 inch spacer between each slat. I think they came out pretty cool. I'm guessing I'll get to try them out at this year's MOTB
It's very coincidental that you posted your flooring pictures now. I've been in the process of making my own duck boards for the buggy. When I traveled back from MOTF last year I drove through a lot of rain (and also on the ECV-Keys trip). Even though I have drain holes behind the seats, I still accumulate water on the floor boards and my feet get soaked. I decided I needed duck boards. Here is what I made. They are pretty simple and cheap. I have about $50 total in them. Oak slats from Lowes and some stainless screws. They are 16.5 inches wide with 5/8 inch spacer between each slat. I think they came out pretty cool. I'm guessing I'll get to try them out at this year's MOTB
Re: Teak wood NOT boat non-slip for floor mats
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 4:00 pm
The present weather suggests it might take more than your floor boards to keep your feet dry 
Re: Teak wood NOT boat non-slip for floor mats
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 1:15 pm
I had the same wooden setup in a 73 Thing I had for years. I have a Sea Ray ski boat with these custom on the swim platform in the back but that custom wasn't cheap- I had been looking everywhere for the material then found it on eBay from China- not the exact same as on the boat but really close. And one tenth the cost from the boat- what I have noticed on my buggy is how quiet thus made the interior noise level- I really like your wood floors- they came out great!!! Takes me back to my Thing days [emoji3]
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