Need a Source For Wall Bumpers
Post Fiend
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: San Francisco, Ca.
cigarxtc, good point, but.....my block of wood is not mounted on the floor.
It's just laying there.
When I need to work in the garage, I just kick it off to the side, or pick it up and place it some where else.
Then when I'm done in the garage, I just place it back on the floor and it serves its function; keeping my truck in its place
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Maybe it's not for everybody, but it works for me.
It's just laying there.
When I need to work in the garage, I just kick it off to the side, or pick it up and place it some where else.
Then when I'm done in the garage, I just place it back on the floor and it serves its function; keeping my truck in its place
.Maybe it's not for everybody, but it works for me.
Post Fiend
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From: Atlanta GA
Northern Tools sells the rubber bumpers, both solid and hollow, used for truck shipping docks. What you might want to check out is West Warine and the D shaped bumpers for boat docks. They stand about 6 inhces out and the D shape is meant to pop in and out under collisions.
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