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Rubber stair edges
At Church we have concrete stairs which have been carpeted. The edges
have rubber L sections glues on. Some of these have come off and escaped (some well meaning soul having either put them somewhere so safe nobody can find them or disposed of them). Any suggestions where one might get them? -- John Alexander, Remove NOSPAM if replying by e-mail |
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Rubber stair edges
On 21 Dec, 18:45, John wrote:
At Church we have concrete stairs which have been carpeted. The edges have rubber L sections glues on. Some of these have come off and escaped (some well meaning soul having either put them somewhere so safe nobody can find them or disposed of them). Any suggestions where one might get them? -- John Alexander, Remove NOSPAM if replying by e-mail ARCO does all sorts of interesting and oddball stuff. Try them for a start |
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Rubber stair edges
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... On 21 Dec, 18:45, John wrote: At Church we have concrete stairs which have been carpeted. The edges have rubber L sections glues on. Some of these have come off and escaped (some well meaning soul having either put them somewhere so safe nobody can find them or disposed of them). Any suggestions where one might get them? -- John Alexander, Remove NOSPAM if replying by e-mail ARCO does all sorts of interesting and oddball stuff. Try them for a start Wow! Thanks v. much for the ARCO reference, I've been looking for Sol-vex nitrile gloves for ages, haven't been able to find them anywhere until your posting. someone |
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Rubber stair edges
John wrote:
At Church we have concrete stairs which have been carpeted. The edges have rubber L sections glues on. Some of these have come off and escaped (some well meaning soul having either put them somewhere so safe nobody can find them or disposed of them). Any suggestions where one might get them? I think they are called 'nosings' - try Google. -- Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk |
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Rubber stair edges
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Handyman writes John wrote: At Church we have concrete stairs which have been carpeted. The edges have rubber L sections glues on. Some of these have come off and escaped (some well meaning soul having either put them somewhere so safe nobody can find them or disposed of them). Any suggestions where one might get them? I think they are called 'nosings' - try Google. Brilliant - Google showed me something very similar to what we have. Now I know the term I can seek the supplier! Thanks -- John Alexander, Remove NOSPAM if replying by e-mail |
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