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Usually about $10 everywhere.
Cheap option for padding up the kid's room floor.
EVA 50x50cm Foam Mats Pack of 4 $6 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ Bunnings
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wei13 on 10/06/2022 - 16:11 bunnings.com.au (3551 clicks)
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How long would these last on the porch/ indirect sun ?
That’s what I’m wondering.. want to put this around my trampoline
I got a set of something very similar from bunnings but mine had holes in it, whereas this is a plain face one.
They have been ok at my outdoor gym - its probably only in direct sun a few hours a day though. Not real thick though so any padding protection will be minimal at best.These aren't thick enough for any kind of trampoline ground-padding.
had these under outside rack for nigh on 2 years. tarp covers most when not in use but the front ones are exposed to sun every day from up to say 7am to 12pm in summer months.
These few have gone a bit powdery from exposure but still serviceable.
At this price i say def go for it.
hmm not bad
might finally get around to putting flooring for the garage gym
I used to use EVA foam for my home gym, wouldn't recommend it because you lose stability by sinking into the foam and risk injuring yourself, if you want an alternative horse stall mats aren't too expensive for the amount of ground they can cover
Don't bother, it's crap. Do it once and right, get the 1cm thick flooring that's $30/square m. I had both, can't stand the Eva and it falls apart. Not worth bothering. Bare floor is better.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ultimate-flooring-1-x-1m-rubber-…
unless you are lifting really heavy loads (or aren't very strong) you shouldn't lose stability as these are pretty thin.
Most foam sports shoe midsoles would have a similar drawback id guess.
if you are an Olympic contender you would get proper shoes - and proper flooring.
they are fine to help prevent damage to floor and/or painted steel racks/benches/plates etc.
they make your gym are look better too
I highly recommend Spring Rubber (not affiliated), their diy wet-pour rubber kits are about as good as it gets for a gym floor, it's an easy DIY project and the kit works out to $29 per 1.5m2. comparatively Scummings sells this kit for almost $75 that covers the same 1.5m2
Lol upvoted for "Scummings"
9.5mm lol
A bees d!ck would be thicker.
Jes@s! I'd stay away from any bee that well equipped!
Step bee what are you doing?!
Thought this was a deal on an old school microprocessor lol
Username seems relevant
Did I fail primary school mathematics or is $13 for 4 a lot worse than $6 for 4?
Fail didn't see this was for 4 lol
Note the kmart ones are slightly bigger but yeah bunnings one better deal in this case.
I have the kmart ones double stacked for a kids play areaThere you go supersour, could be worse, you could've got shafted twice over like Cryax.
@sk3iron: I mean the word "kids" implies 2 or more… But I don't think cyrax's kids would appreciate the premise of your statement either way
Thanks OP grabbed couple…
Is this any good as a chair mat to prevent scratches on the newly laid laminate floor caused by chair wheel? Thanks
Too thick and soft imo. hard to roll your chair on.
Nah for that get the kolon mat from Ikea, works great
Well-named products from Ikea [colon mat]
Felt these in store, very coarse and hard, would definitely be painful to kneel on.
Vs Cold Steel, i'll take it
At least throw a blanket down for your Tinder dates, sheesh.
Does it have any smell?
Would be a cheap cheap solution for playpen!
These things eventually start to disintegrate leaving black powdery stuff everywhere.
do they sell this in Green? specfically a green screen shade of green.