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| Gymbob |  | Garage gym | 16-02-2015 @ 19:20 |
night gymbob...night billygoat Member 933, 25 posts SQ 210, BP 155, DL 290655.0 kgs @ 125kgs UnEq | Hey just wanted to ask if it was a good idea to put plastic sheeting under my stall matts on the concrete floor or is it not really needed? I have seen a few people doing it something to do with the moisture? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/331197947986?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.... Also wanted to ask if anyone can advise me on a decent bench/with a good size back pad not the short length ones. Which is fairly cheap, for example does anyone have this one that can say any reviews? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261476031295?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.... | ||
| Boar | | ... | 16-02-2015 @ 19:24 |
 Walk your talk Member 5, 25557 posts Administrator | i have never really had a problem with the rubber mats on my floor (its concrete flags) and that bench looks nice, i got the one from ebay that was 39.90 ....no incline but it does what i want. i love my shed | ||
| MidE | | ... | 16-02-2015 @ 19:36 |
Member 5554, 190 posts SQ 212.5, BP 150, DL 245607.5 kgs @ 97kgs UnEq | Never heard about the plastic sheeting before. I've just got stable mats down in my garage and haven't had a problem... That I know of | ||
| Alex76 | | ... | 16-02-2015 @ 22:51 |
Member 4975, 58 posts | One thing I'd definitely recommend is sealing the floor with something like Ronseal Concrete Seal. Otherwise, even with mats laid over it, the floor will produce a lot of dust. | ||
| paul_richards | | ... | 17-02-2015 @ 12:37 |
 I personally prefer the stiffest possible. Member 158, 3110 posts SQ 170, BP 107.5, DL 222.5500.0 kgs @ 67.4kgs UnEq | I got stable grade rubber matting and its fine | ||