Where do you get Neoprene Pads?
- Thread starter lyrical2
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You can buy the expensive, custom ones from a place like auralex...
On the other hand, places like Home Depot sell "anti-fatigue" mats for people sho do lots of work standing next to power tools. These mats just happen to be 1" or so thick of neoprene rubber, and are cheap. A mat or two and a bit of time with a sharp utility knife and you have a bunch of rubber isolators.
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On the other hand, places like Home Depot sell "anti-fatigue" mats for people sho do lots of work standing next to power tools. These mats just happen to be 1" or so thick of neoprene rubber, and are cheap. A mat or two and a bit of time with a sharp utility knife and you have a bunch of rubber isolators.
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The Niz
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Hi,
I'm constructing a floating floor for my humble homestudio and I'm using these ones (see attach). It's used to put under big machines (industrial application), it carries 30kg, has a hardness of 57° Shore (between hard and soft rubber) and costs about 4€ in Belgium.
It's from Overtoom International, a supplier of office furniture, industrial stuff etc... but they cover mainly Europe, so you'll need to seek for a US equivalent supplier.
Just thought I give the info.
Greetz and good luck,
The Niz
I'm constructing a floating floor for my humble homestudio and I'm using these ones (see attach). It's used to put under big machines (industrial application), it carries 30kg, has a hardness of 57° Shore (between hard and soft rubber) and costs about 4€ in Belgium.
It's from Overtoom International, a supplier of office furniture, industrial stuff etc... but they cover mainly Europe, so you'll need to seek for a US equivalent supplier.
Just thought I give the info.
Greetz and good luck,
The Niz
