bridding waffels ?

[Tony W]

i have been seeing them all over the place

any sugestions how long, how wide, how deep,

i want them to use for too jobs the obvious one and as a a  base for my roof rack when the camping kit is up there

[strapping young lad]

devon 4x4 were selling them in billing and i wanted a pair but id already spent up with southdown

its the grp ones you want not the steel ones, cos when steel bends its stays that shape but the grp ones flex back to their original shape (or so im told on both counts!)

[Tony W]

yep was thinking of the GRP type
  just seen too types a 50mm and a 38mm
i know the 50 mm will be stronger but is it really nessesary.

[strapping young lad]

it depends

they were 40 quid each i think from devon (i could be and probably be wrong)

it depends on what kind of terrain you are likely to use them

if its for rock climbing then the bigger ones would suffice but if its for laying down to drive over boggy ground then i imagine the smaller be better

who knows

but then again its prob easier to avoid the situation where you need em in the first place ;)

heheh

[Tony W]

but then again its prob easier to avoid the situation where you need em in the first place ;)

i saw this and it got me thinking

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=36628&item=2487282092&rd=1

[Tony W]

just relised that now i have put that on there they will all be gone buy the time i get them

[muddyweb]

38mm is fine for general use... I have a set that thick.

The 50mm type are physically quite heavy, but are stronger.

As Dyf says, Devon 4x4 are as good a place as any to get them...

[strapping young lad]

llama 4x4 were in billing selling bridging ladders for 20 or 25 quid each i think

sufficient in the short term but as i have said before steel doesnt have the brains to go back into shape

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[Tony W]

i am just going to get them and i am sure i will find a use for them
hopefully the job i want them to do

[strapping young lad]

if not anything else

to have a big tray for growing bulbs in your garden!