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[g2oo8]

areet
just took all me back seats out and that
want to put a false floor in like but dont no what to use
av went against the idea of using wood because a want to save weight not put more bck in lol
i was thinking maybe some thick plastic then cover it with carpet
got a few pics to show what a mean
what use think ??

 

[moleymolo]

You could lay some cement and put some concrete slabs down? and maybe a few pansies around the edge...

You could also use vinyl with a wood pattern?

 

[joesouthgate]

You could lay some cement and put some concrete slabs down? and maybe a few pansies around the edge...

lol :laugh:

 

[Makrakin08]

You could lay some cement and put some concrete slabs down? and maybe a few pansies around the edge...

You could also use vinyl with a wood pattern?

sounds like a plan i think i might do that get a bbq in there too for the summer

 

[curtis]

I would personally carpet it all, if not, get some mdf and do a boot build

 

[Makrakin08]

what type of carpet curtis? how about some shagpile?

 

[squarepants]

mdf and cover it with carpet...then you have a flase floor

 

[g2oo8]

a dont wanna use mdf cas will be heavy lol
a quite like the concreate idea lmao
a think am gonna use like a sheet of plastic

 

[richj]

use thin mdf, with some expanding foam. It doesnt have to be an inch thick.

 

[Makrakin08]

noooooo use shagpile rugs itll look great and just think how comfy itll be if you get the misses in the back

 

[Robert]

fibreglass.

 

[whipit]

MDF would be the best material, unless you can afford carbon fibre? If your weight saving then your worrying to much about asthetics.

 

[g2oo8]

a just want it to look nice thats all like
might just use a thin mdf board

 

[squarepants]

all the decent false floors ive seen are mdf, covered in carpet...there not that heavy! if your serious about saving weight bin the carpet, and rear plastic trim.

 

[Retepetsir]

Use thin birch ply, it's stronger than MDF and lighter for the same dimensions/mass.

 

[g2oo8]

just been down to bnq, got some mdf
only 8mm thich so quite light but strong as i have been sitting onit lol
a used the rear seat as a template and drew around it, after a little trial and error got quite a good fit, all get some pics 2moz
just need another bit now for the boot then carpet it
try n get some pics 2moz
cheers

 

[Stani1029]

i would get some 9mm plywood, its not heavy at all and yet quite tough, make a frame and stick that on top then the carpet to cover and even maybe a few built in subs unless your really caring about the weight...