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12-10-2024, 05:53 AM
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Work bench coverings
I'm getting close to completing my new work benches (made with pallet racks). The benches/shelves are made with 3/4" plywood so I'd like to cover them with something durable and reasonably priced.
In the past I've used sheet aluminum, treadmill tread, asphalt floor tile, self-healing cutting mats, basically whatever I could find. I've got about 40 feet of bench to cover this time, about 3 feet deep. Any suggestions? My wife thought some kind of vinyl flooring might work. They won't receive much abuse or heavy work. Of my previous solutions the treadmill tread was nice. Want something that lays down nice (flexible), doesn't require adhesive and is reasonably immune to oil etc. Thanks
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