Hi Ed, this is Chuck. You might consider the insulation type of matt. It has
a silver side on each side and sandwiches a nice cushio typ pad. I put this on
the floor for both the driver and passenger side. Driving in the winter the
floor alway got cold where your feet were, my wife always goes barefooted once
inside. No more cold feet. Thanks Chuck, Lompoc, CA 1978 Eleganza II
> We have just purchased carpet for our Landau from The Home Depot. I am
> listing this for whatever it worth.
>
> Cost of carpet depends on what you select.
>
> Rip up existing carpet, which is glued and install new carpet 22.33 yards.
>
> Total cost of installation $152.00
>
> I thought that this was reasonable and I wouldn't attempt doing it myself.
> The new carpet is not being glued down. There will be cushion under the
> carpet, and nailers along the walls.
>
> Wife picked out Berbound 8lb. 5/16". Hope we did the right thing, if not a
> couple years down the road, we'll rip it up again.
>
> Ed. Lubo
> 75 Landau
> New Jersey
a silver side on each side and sandwiches a nice cushio typ pad. I put this on
the floor for both the driver and passenger side. Driving in the winter the
floor alway got cold where your feet were, my wife always goes barefooted once
inside. No more cold feet. Thanks Chuck, Lompoc, CA 1978 Eleganza II
> We have just purchased carpet for our Landau from The Home Depot. I am
> listing this for whatever it worth.
>
> Cost of carpet depends on what you select.
>
> Rip up existing carpet, which is glued and install new carpet 22.33 yards.
>
> Total cost of installation $152.00
>
> I thought that this was reasonable and I wouldn't attempt doing it myself.
> The new carpet is not being glued down. There will be cushion under the
> carpet, and nailers along the walls.
>
> Wife picked out Berbound 8lb. 5/16". Hope we did the right thing, if not a
> couple years down the road, we'll rip it up again.
>
> Ed. Lubo
> 75 Landau
> New Jersey
