I want to "line" the floor of the "garage" and by garage I mean.....

[PaulC70]

....under the bed which is where most of my storage is for the bulky stuff, though there's also storage under one bench at the front.
Basically, in the previous motorhome I used an old exercise mat, I guess that flooring stuff from Halfrauds would do too? Just wondering if anyone had a better idea at all, really its just to absorb a bit of noise but also protect the floor and insides a bit?

 

[pxh38257]

Hi I too have stuck down a £7 foam exercise mat but then used a roll of 3M gaffer tape over the top to protect the foam as it will rip easily. The tape allows our deck chairs and plastic containers to be slid across without tearing the foam mat. I stuck the exercise mat down using carpet spray adhesive and it has made our journeys a lot quieter.

 

[Furry Paws]

As above -- Interlocking foam tiles

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I Love the essentials LOL

 

[Shortap]

Me too, works well.

Me also. Cheap, very light, easy to cut and position and very effective at reducing noise and keeping heat in.

 

[Calamaster]

As above -- Interlocking foam tiles

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My garage floor is lined with flattened Riesling Boxes!

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[PaulC70]

Well it's done, not as neat as I'd like but good enough.

 

[MGDavid]

Well it's done, not as neat as I'd like but good enough. View attachment 778425View attachment 778426

god grief do they really build them with all those exposed wires and cables in a high use area for heavy objects? Where was the thinking behind that?

 

[MGDavid]

Carpet for me

 

[Aji]

Here's mine.
Coloured interlocking foam squares.

 

[berni109]

"Where was the thinking behind that?" absolutely!
We are talking motorhome design and build here - cheapest - easiest.

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[MGDavid]

"Where was the thinking behind that?" absolutely!
We are talking motorhome design and build here - cheapest - easiest.

not what I see on German mohos though - which is why it caught my eye

 

[Paul Wilkins]

Did mine in 'fake teak decking' floor covering. It's non-slip.

 

[Stealaway]

I Love the essentials LOL

You may have missed the essential small batten of wood across the width.
It's there to stop the boxes of wine sliding about
All standard wine boxes are that one size.
All sparkling wines boxes are slightly bigger.
There is another batten of wood at the other other side set to accommodate them.

 

[Stealaway]

Home made strong bungee cord hook rings. Screwed into strong corner points

 

[Bfreebt65]

....under the bed which is where most of my storage is for the bulky stuff, though there's also storage under one bench at the front.
Basically, in the previous motorhome I used an old exercise mat, I guess that flooring stuff from Halfrauds would do too? Just wondering if anyone had a better idea at all, really its just to absorb a bit of noise but also protect the floor and insides a bit?

I fitted some cheap linoleum. Protection from spills and wet gear.

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[Blue Moon]

Had never given a thought to this until I read this thread. My garage had bits of carpet down but not now, foam interlocking tiles from Wickes, £14 for 6, this was plenty, even left with a spare.

 

[tonyidle]

god grief do they really build them with all those exposed wires and cables in a high use area for heavy objects? Where was the thinking behind that?

There was no thinking - there rarely is with motorhome electrics.

 

[tonyidle]

I use a single piece of foam-backed carpet cut to fit.