Not the thin fabric stuff they use for wet suits and the like but more the thicker harder type like pic below:
Cheers,
SJ
Neoprene in Hua Hin ?
Neoprene in Hua Hin ?
Bit of a long shot this one I suspect, but has anyone seen industrial type Neoprene sheets/pads for sale in the area ?
Not the thin fabric stuff they use for wet suits and the like but more the thicker harder type like pic below:
Cheers,
SJ
Not the thin fabric stuff they use for wet suits and the like but more the thicker harder type like pic below:
Cheers,
SJ
Re: Neoprene in Hua Hin ?
I doubt that you will get it in Hua Hin. RS Compontents in Bangkok have an on line service, and stock of what you want.Super Joe wrote:Bit of a long shot this one I suspect, but has anyone seen industrial type Neoprene sheets/pads for sale in the area ?
Not the thin fabric stuff they use for wet suits and the like but more the thicker harder type like pic below:
Cheers,
SJ
edit, added:
http://thailand.rs-online.com/web/searc ... 4294861401
http://thailand.rs-online.com/web/searc ... 4294856890
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A while back I was even unable to find rubber mats to put underneath my exercise machines to protect the wood floor. I'm sure they are somewhere in Bangkok but I went to several shops that sold the equipment and nobody knew where I could get them. Seems strange as rubber is one of the items farmed all over Issan.
Anyway I ended up ordering two mats from the U.S. and the shipping and duty I paid was four times the cost of the mats themselves!
Anyway I ended up ordering two mats from the U.S. and the shipping and duty I paid was four times the cost of the mats themselves!
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Tesco and others sell cheap plain black rubber mats for cars etc.hhfarang wrote:A while back I was even unable to find rubber mats to put underneath my exercise machines to protect the wood floor. I'm sure they are somewhere in Bangkok but I went to several shops that sold the equipment and nobody knew where I could get them. Seems strange as rubber is one of the items farmed all over Issan.
Anyway I ended up ordering two mats from the U.S. and the shipping and duty I paid was four times the cost of the mats themselves!
I needed heavy rubber mats that were designed to go under exercise equipment (2mt x 1mt). I needed two and got them on the internet at two for $25 from a U.S. website. After shipping and customs I paid around $125 for them.Tesco and others sell cheap plain black rubber mats for cars etc.
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