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Old 03-08-2013, 06:43 PM   #21
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For those who use Lynx leveling blocks, how many blocks do you have on hand? I have a storage compartent filled with various wood blocks, and I'd love to consolidate down to Lynx blocks, but is one set typically enough?
We have two sets, seems to be enough for us.
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Old 03-11-2013, 03:16 AM   #22
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we also use Lynx blocks. one pack of ten. there also good for leveling the picnic table. we also have 8 wood blocks that are 1" x 8" x 8" for the stablizer jacks
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I have had 2 of the 10 packs for quite a few years and that has taken care of us at most places. Last fall when they were doing the promo I got a set of the caps, a 4 pack, and a plug holder for free from them. Thanks Lynx Levelers. They seem to a pretty good company that makes great products.
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While at the local hardware store I noticed a new product for outside patios. These were rubber mats that were a half inch thick and anywhere from 10 inches wide to 48 inches long. HomeDepot had a similar product but liked the ones from Rona better. I did notice the difference in weight for something similar made from wood. I would like to try a combination of wood and rubber. The wood is great for rocky ground and easy to clean. Possibly I could attach the rubber to the wood and have the rigidity of the wood and flexibility of the rubber. Depending on the site I would choose which side goes down.
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