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Re: My first fully functioning GBC...
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Thu, 17 Feb 2005 22:27:15 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, David Koudys wrote:
> need to be on a relatively smooth floor or discrepancies
> on the surface of the floor will transfer through the
> material.
The material that I'm thinking of is rather stiff, but still rolls up (not
folds). Small irregularities aren't a big problem (besides, how flat is the wood
in the first place? Even before water damage). Look at:
http://www.parklandplastics.com/
specificly the plas-tex paneling, which is sold around here for about $13 US a
sheet (4x8) at Lowes or Menards. They even have it in a nice flat grey, but I've
yet to find it at a local retailer (it's a special order).
> cannot be on tables
The Plas-tex could, if you push enough tables together (and they're the same
type of table of course). A small (cm-sized) gap should be no problem.
> we find ourselves with a competiton
> in 8 days and a not-so-good arena...
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> Perfectly in line with rtlT in general :)
To that, I have no answer.
--
Brian Davis
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| (...) I had that concept once--a friend works in the greenhouse shading system business, and can get yards of very high quality shading that can easily double as a arena floor, with a proper border. The issues are-- need to be on a relatively smooth (...) (20 years ago, 17-Feb-05, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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