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trailer rail carpeting
Anyone know if it is necessary to use "trailer bunk carpeting" or can you use regular flat carpet? Also, what is typically used to fasten it to the bunks, mine looks like staples are they special stainless? thanks!
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You can get the stainless staples from Home Depot.T50 style I think?
The carpet need to had the rubber jute backing/made for water, I just bought mine from Myco so it would match,$1 something a foot? |
got it, many thanks!
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FWIW, they sell the same stuff at Lowes and Home Depot, but obviously not cut to fit. I think it's about $5/linear foot for 12ft sections. Should have it in black, blue and gray.
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Same here.
Go to Home Depot you will save alot compared to a boat store. |
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Just redid my bunks and installed new fenders. Carpet is indoor/outdoor from Home Depot $26 for 8yds, $5 for some glue. Believe it or not, fenders came from Tractor Supply Company @ $53ea compared to $95ea on the web plus oversize freight charge.
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Don't forget Lag screws.
Stainless steel ones add up in price. Home Depot sells them by the box. Don't bother with coated steel ones, they will rust fast. |
Originally Posted by whoya
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Don't forget Lag screws.
Stainless steel ones add up in price. Home Depot sells them by the box. Don't bother with coated steel ones, they will rust fast. |
Originally Posted by Griswald
(Post 2483639)
for me? I have stainless carriage bolts throughout and stainless staples for the carpet on all bunks. This stuff ain't goin' nowhere!
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Strip poker
Did you just counter sink the top of the thru bolts? Wish I would of went with bolts. |
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