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Hi,

Can anyone help on deciding which grip mats we should consider? We really need some that are very sturdy and quite long. We have an A class Laika, front wheel drive, and we can have great problems getting off wet grass etc. with only the slightest upward slope.

Opinions would be appreciated.

S&T
 

Peter JohnsCross MH

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Fiamma do some grip mats. £10 a pair.

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New ANTI-SLIDE SYSTEM with superior traction.
The two grips can be combined into one long piece to position under the motorcaravan's wheels.
Solid construction in UV-resistant polyethylene.
Easy to clean.
Dimensions: 74 x 22,5cm.
Two pieces package.
Get out of wet, soggy or boggy ground
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scotjimland

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A the risk of loosing Peter a sale , ... :Blush:
also consider buying cheap rubber door mats from a pound store. They can be tied together with cable ties to make what ever length you need.

Like these.

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Alternatively, I use the cut out bottom of bakers bread baskets ..

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Peter JohnsCross MH

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He is not a Dumbo!:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:good idea:thumb: leave a bit of the edges and ends on the breadbaskets proud and they will dig into the ground and stop them slipping

Peter
 
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moandick

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Bread Trays work very well - just don't park next to anybody called 'Warburton' or 'Hovis' etc :thumb:

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bald eagle

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We use fiamma grip mats,but always try to put the m/h in a position
on site where we can reverse out, so instead of pulling all that load
you are pushing it.:thumb:

regards
bald eagle
 
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S&T

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Thanks to you all for the suggestions, and also for a laugh on a rather grey Monday morning.

S&T

:ROFLMAO:
 

keith

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Bread crate bases cut down the middle to get 2 out of each base.
The good thing about these is that they sink into soft ground & grip giving better traction.
 

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