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M4tt
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31st Jul 03 at 00:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

can i screw it down directly to the floor plan? what kind of screws do you use if you can?

If not, what else can be used to secure the floor... My floor jumps when the car goes over bumps and that.

Ta

Matt
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31st Jul 03 at 10:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I was wondering the same thing. I was at first thinking of velcroing the false floor carpet to the original floor carpet but think screwing it down may be the only way to secure it properly. This would also annoy me if I needed the spare too.
AdiSRI
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31st Jul 03 at 11:06   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

im gonna velcro it
remove your carpet and 'adhere' the velcro strip to the metlwork. Stick the other bit on the bottom of the false floor, SORTED.
It wont come out like that.

If u really want it permanent dont use screws, just use no more nails!
CORS4
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31st Jul 03 at 22:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

why not get some 2-3" bolts, drill a hole put some paint on the hole (stop rust) then bolt down finally put a bit or silicon on under side to stop moisture entering.

velcro's not a bad idea actually, surprisingly strong

M4tt
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1st Aug 03 at 00:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

cheers every1

yeah i've used velcro before and it is suprisingly strong, i just wasn't sure how others had done it. Drilling does seem a pain though!
AdiSRI
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1st Aug 03 at 10:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i wudnt want to drill holes in the bottom of my car when velcro can do the job and is soooo much easier to remove!
M2RTY
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1st Aug 03 at 14:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

mine is very well made and fits by locking the two halfs of it together

the carpet is made from black material glued to a foam base so it will fit in in one peice but wont roll up around the edges

finding black carpet big enough to do the full boot in 1 bit is a nightmare
AdiSRI
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1st Aug 03 at 18:04   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

thats a good point marv hadnt thoght of that!
How did u make the 2 halfs? And how did u go about locking them??
chillout
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true and expensive

 
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