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?

 

[Phill D]

I have used the interlocking foam large squares, bought in a pack from Aldi.

 

[Mixyblob]

I have used the interlocking foam large squares, bought in a pack from Aldi.

Me too, works well.

 

[chesterfield hooligan]

I just stuck down some carpet tiles easy to cut and cheap.

 

[new2it]

Another vote for interlocking foam squares from Aldi.

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[AndyPK]

We used a large throw - easy to take up and shake to remove dirt and bits…….

 

[Stealaway]

....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?

As above -- Interlocking foam tiles

 

[PaulC70]

We used a large throw - easy to take up and shake to remove dirt and bits…….

This is what I currently have and was ok until yesterday putting the wifes new mobility scooter under the bed and it all moves :-(

 

[PaulC70]

As above -- Interlocking foam tiles

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Very neat, Im jealous of that big garage too!

 

[PaulC70]

I think Im going to go for the tiles option, does anyone stick them down with anything and if so, what?

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[chesterfield hooligan]

I just used normal spray adhesive not to strong as I can swop them if they get to dirty. Mostly bought new of marketplace approx 50p a tile some are self adhesive.

 

[Stealaway]

This is what I currently have and was ok until yesterday putting the wifes new mobility scooter under the bed and it all moves :-(

A garage that was intent ended for a motor bike has now become a home for the electric wheelchair

Such is life

 

[PaulC70]

I just used normal spray adhesive not to strong as I can swop them if they get to dirty. Mostly bought new of marketplace approx 50p a tile some are self adhesive.

Sorry, I meant the interlocking foam tiles, I should have been clearer.

 

[Phill D]

I think Im going to go for the tiles option, does anyone stick them down with anything and if so, what?

I cut mine to fit as snug as I could and they don’t move and are easy to take out to give things a clean through

 

[Barclaybasher]

My garage doesn't look anything like those. Note to self - sort it!

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[royandsharont]

Be mindful of the risk of condensation underneath anything, especially rubber based products

 

[Abgs]

Just done mine with Halfords interlocking rubber square mats.

 

[Keep Right On]

As above -- Interlocking foam tiles

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beautiful clean garage with just the important stuff stored!

 

[Chris]

A garage that was intent ended for a motor bike has now become a home for the electric wheelchair

Such is life

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It’s a very neat and orderly garage.

When we had a van our garage looked as though stuff had just been thrown in there.

And it had been

 

[Stealaway]

beautiful clean garage with just the important stuff stored!

Thanks for that
But
I'm serverly limited by the 3.5 tonnes limit so I have to carefully monitor the amount of crap I can carry.
I think the set of lightweight drawers is the secret to keeping it tidy.

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[Barclaybasher]

Thanks for that
But
I'm serverly limited by the 3.5 tonnes limit so I have to carefully monitor the amount of crap I can carry.
I think the set of lightweight drawers is the secret to keeping it tidy.

Agree - i always wear lightweight drawers

 

[Minxy]

Just done mine with Halfords interlocking rubber square mats.

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How much does your giant pet spider weigh?

 

[Lenny HB]

Very neat, Im jealous of that big garage too!

Not big just empty, Alex likes to kid himself he can run at 3500kg.

 

[Lenny HB]

I threw away the useless supposed to be anti slip mat Hymer fit. Replaced it with used Gel backed carpet. You can move stuff about on it fairly easily but it has enough grip that things don't fly around when driving.

 

[pelican]

Very neat, Im jealous of that big garage too!

That's a storage locker

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[Soycd]

Last van I had with a garage I put carpet in it.

 

[Wombles]

Cobadot vinyl flooring https://www.cobaeurope.com/product/cobadot-vinyl is good stuff - less smelly than the rubber version, easy to loose fit (cuts with scissors) & clean - after 5 years use just a few scuffs but otherwise as new

 

[gwyntaxi]

....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?

The "WHAT" shop used to sell rolls of foam appropriately quarter inch thick 1metre wide 3metre London, they also sold the same in square tiles approx. 2foot square easy to cut to fit and had a chequered aluminium pattern on them unfortunately our WHAT shop closed down but a lot of big cities have them the rolls are best tho.

 

[PaulC70]

Never heard of a WHAT shop I have to admit, but while Im here thanks to all for the input, Ive gone with some from amazon and made a start

 

[JohnFX]

I use a thin rubber carpet underlay light and non slip but can move about when adding or removing heavyish items, easy to shake out and helps to avoid the dreaded rattle