Woodythepecker
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I am looking for around 8 anti-fatigue mats but after searching google i am no nearer to buying any.
There are so many different makes and price ranges that i am left with the feeling that the only way to go is to ask for recommendations.
So have any of you got this type of matting? If so, does it do what it says on the box, and are they really worth the money?
Maybe its my age but lately after standing in front of various machines for 6 or 7 hours a day the old tootsies are starting to ache :-({|= .
Edit, Oh yes i forgot to mention. I was talking to someone down the wood yard the other day, and while discussing the above he said that he had come across some rubber matting , and although he does not know to much about it, it is apprantly used on the RNLI lifeboats. It is about 3/4" to a 1" thick and is used because it is supposed to be non slip.
He said the roll is 50' X 4' and he wants £40 for it.
Does anyone know about this type of matting, and if so would it be any good as anti-fatigue matting
Regards
Woody
There are so many different makes and price ranges that i am left with the feeling that the only way to go is to ask for recommendations.
So have any of you got this type of matting? If so, does it do what it says on the box, and are they really worth the money?
Maybe its my age but lately after standing in front of various machines for 6 or 7 hours a day the old tootsies are starting to ache :-({|= .
Edit, Oh yes i forgot to mention. I was talking to someone down the wood yard the other day, and while discussing the above he said that he had come across some rubber matting , and although he does not know to much about it, it is apprantly used on the RNLI lifeboats. It is about 3/4" to a 1" thick and is used because it is supposed to be non slip.
He said the roll is 50' X 4' and he wants £40 for it.
Does anyone know about this type of matting, and if so would it be any good as anti-fatigue matting
Regards
Woody