Resin board for trailer floor - any ideas??

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rayofleamington
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Resin board for trailer floor - any ideas??

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I'm after an 8 x 4 board to line the trailer floor. Checker plate is going to cost me £50ish (in North London) but isn't really what I want.
I found this but it's nowhere near the midlands/london:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0531727404

Does anyone know how to find a supplier for this somewhere near south midlands?
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Post by stuart_k »

Have you tried one of the canal boatyards near you? Resin coated ply is often used for decking.

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Post by rayofleamington »

Thanks for the tip!
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Post by horrace »

i used to get it for free as a friend took it out of brand new vans that were being converted to refridgerated vans. so if you have a van converting company near you, try them. its a very long shot but a cheap one!
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Post by rayofleamington »

i used to get it for free
any tip like that is always worth following up! Thanks.

For one of the future building project in the pipeline I'm getting insulation from a firm that replaces walk in fridges. The walls are steel skinned insulation and they can't re-use it, so it goes for a fraction of what it would cost.
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Post by Matt »

Theres Harrow Trailers in Watford, and I guess most trailer places could get it for you. Not cheap though
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