Ram Board Protection

[Old Mod]

I've seen a new product in Travis Perkins called Ram Board,
Has anyone else seen it, tried it?
Thinking of trying it out on my next project.

Approx £45+ vat.

Ram Board is a heavy-duty, temporary floor protectionengineered for Contractors. Designed with cost and efficiency in mind; it lays out fast and is re-usable. Ram Board is non-staining and utilizes Flex-Fiber™ technology allowing for the proper curing of new floors on jobsites. Exclusive Spill Guard™ technology provides added protection against water, paint, mud, and more.

View: https://youtu.be/kinds24321s


View: https://youtu.be/O8STO93XUNw

 

[Alan.P]

Just another floor protector, much the same as the rest, or did I miss something when I watched the vids ?

 

[Old Mod]

Just another floor protector, much the same as the rest, or did I miss something when I watched the vids ?

No don't think u did Alan haha
But I liked the foldable edges so u can take it up walls and it states it suitable for sensitive flooring like marble.
Was just curious if anyone had tried it and wondered how reuseable it actually is.
Don't like using plastics and I've yet to actually find a self adhesive one that's actually any good.

 

[White Room]

Probably get it cheaper rather than Travis who seem expensive for most things....

 

[Old Mod]

Probably get it cheaper rather than Travis who seem expensive for most things....

Make u right there mate!
Not looked yet, too bloody busy! Haha

 

[StevieBoy]

I reckon good old cardboard does the same - if you can get your hands on some lol.

To me, it's a bit gimmicky.

 

[Old Mod]

It's not cardboard!
Cardboard would leach into floor, that'll be nice on ur newly laid marble!

 

[StevieBoy]

Dust sheets then if you want to be picky!

 

[Old Mod]

Dust sheets then if you want to be picky!

Hahaha I'm not being picky! Haha
It's a fibre board which is waterproof.

 

[StevieBoy]

Hahaha I'm not being picky! Haha
It's a fibre board which is waterproof.

Tarpaulin sheet then. Lol.

 

[Josh Lane]

I've seen a new product in Travis Perkins called Ram Board,
Has anyone else seen it, tried it?
Thinking of trying it out on my next project.

Approx £45+ vat.

Ram Board is a heavy-duty, temporary floor protectionengineered for Contractors. Designed with cost and efficiency in mind; it lays out fast and is re-usable. Ram Board is non-staining and utilizes Flex-Fiber™ technology allowing for the proper curing of new floors on jobsites. Exclusive Spill Guard™ technology provides added protection against water, paint, mud, and more.

View: https://youtu.be/kinds24321s


View: https://youtu.be/O8STO93XUNw

Hi Dan,

I saw your post recently in a Google Search.

I supply the UK builders merchants with Ram Board and can get you a free sample to try out for your marble floor and give you further instruction on the product itself and how it well help on the site.

Feel free to reach out to me:

[email protected]

M: 07506987692

Kind Regards,

Josh Lane

Ram Board UK

 

[Unused Account 1]

All this new stuff good ,but i used ply for ten years and pboards on a thousand jobs ,not one problem ,lol good to have amosn now and again

 

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

All this new stuff good ,but i used ply for ten years and pboards on a thousand jobs ,not one problem ,lol good to have amosn now and again

Ply @Protiler 68, so what's that 6mm gear cut into 3ft wide strips to walk on, would that not scratch/ damage laminates, wood floors? Or do you pop cloths under to protect??

 

[Italy]

I hardly need to cover wood, marble ......, there are people who do it for me .. .
But I like to work with cardboard on floors when I coatings.
when I go to work early in the morning, step through the streets of countries where that day's collection of cardboard on the street and take the more belli.ahahha.
however the product seen on the video above is great, congratulations to those who have had idea

 

[White Room]

I have something very similar and comes in handy occasionally, had it for a number of years never knew it was called Ram Board, mine has no writing on it.