On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 14:21:47 +0100, Rob Morley
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In article , "Jason
Arthurs" says...
We have a 10' diameter inflatible pool which we are planning to use on
a paved area. Can anyone recommend a supplier of neoprene sheeting who
would be able to supply a 12' circular mat to protect the base of the
pool from punctures and make it a little more comfortable underfoot.

Why not just use some old foam-backed carpet?

Or laminate flooring underlay?
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We have a 10' diameter inflatible pool which we are planning to use on
a paved area. Can anyone recommend a supplier of neoprene sheeting who
would be able to supply a 12' circular mat to protect the base of the
pool from punctures and make it a little more comfortable underfoot.

Regards,
Jason.
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Wouldn't you be better with a butyl pond liner?
You may have to join sheet together though.
WM

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We have a 10' diameter inflatible pool which we are planning to use on
a paved area. Can anyone recommend a supplier of neoprene sheeting who
would be able to supply a 12' circular mat to protect the base of the
pool from punctures and make it a little more comfortable underfoot.

Regards,
Jason.
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In article , "Jason
Arthurs" says...
We have a 10' diameter inflatible pool which we are planning to use on
a paved area. Can anyone recommend a supplier of neoprene sheeting who
would be able to supply a 12' circular mat to protect the base of the
pool from punctures and make it a little more comfortable underfoot.

Why not just use some old foam-backed carpet?

In article ,
Jason Arthurs wrote:
We have a 10' diameter inflatible pool which we are planning to use on
a paved area. Can anyone recommend a supplier of neoprene sheeting who
would be able to supply a 12' circular mat to protect the base of the
pool from punctures and make it a little more comfortable underfoot.

Search for neoprene in www.yell.com ... It gave me over 100 hits for
England as a location - that plus some phoning might get you what
you want...

You might find that you need to glue 2 sections together, but thats not
hard. You might be able to persuade a wet-suit or dry-suit manufacturer
to do it for you, but that'll as £££'s to the price...


Gordon

Presumably you mean the foam stuff as used for wet suits? Not going to be
cheap. I've heard of people getting cheap solid rubber sheet (for horses) by
salvaging conveyer belt material. Won't be more than 2 or 3 feet wide
though.

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Jason Arthurs wrote:

We have a 10' diameter inflatible pool which we are planning to use on
a paved area. Can anyone recommend a supplier of neoprene sheeting who
would be able to supply a 12' circular mat to protect the base of the
pool from punctures and make it a little more comfortable underfoot.

Regards,
Jason.
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As suggested by one or two others, I would go for pond liner material. Any
decent aquatics centre stocks this in various widths - and will cut it to
length off a roll. So you should be able to get 4M x 4M in a single piece
from which to cut your circle.
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Jason Arthurs wrote:

We have a 10' diameter inflatible pool which we are planning to use on
a paved area. Can anyone recommend a supplier of neoprene sheeting who
would be able to supply a 12' circular mat to protect the base of the
pool from punctures and make it a little more comfortable underfoot.

Today was the last day of summer so you ought to get a heater as well
;-)

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In article , "Set Square"
says...
In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Jason Arthurs wrote:

We have a 10' diameter inflatible pool which we are planning to use on
a paved area. Can anyone recommend a supplier of neoprene sheeting who
would be able to supply a 12' circular mat to protect the base of the
pool from punctures and make it a little more comfortable underfoot.

As suggested by one or two others, I would go for pond liner material.

Why? That won't provide any cushioning to speak of.