New Era Club Packers
New Era Rubberflex Packers 2mm (Box 100)
The fine Rubberflex packer, for the last of a gap beneath a 10mm or 20mm Rubberflex cradle.
- Delivered as
- Box of 100
- Per piece
- £0.46
- Weight
- 1.2 kg
- Size
- 320 x 260 x 220mm
Out of stock
- Prices include VAT
- Delivery calculated at checkout
- See where it sits in the floor
Where it sits
Inside the floor, layer by layer
Highlighted: the packers layer of a heavy-impact floor. Hover or tap a layer to find it in the section, and follow the links to the parts that sit around it.
- Finish The surface on top: sports vinyl, rubber tiles or hardwood. Gymflex Rubber Tile 40 x 1000 x 500mm
- Deck Plywood or boards, fixed across the battens. New Era Gymflex Wisa Plywood 18mm x 2400mm x 600mm
- Adhesive Bonds the deck and glues its tongue and groove joints. New Era P300 Wood Adhesive 1L
- Shock roll A resilient layer beneath the deck. New Era Gymflex Shock Roll 5mm x 1m x 10m
- Battens Span between the supports and carry the deck. Gymflex Flexjoist 63mm x 45mm x 2100mm Laminated Battens
- Rubberflex cradles Dense rubber supports, laid close together for dropped loads. New Era Rubberflex Cradle 10mm (Box 150)
- Packers This product Close the gap beneath each support.
- Membrane 1000 gauge polythene, the first layer down. New Era 1000 Gauge Polythene Roll
- Substrate The concrete or timber sub-floor.
- Flanking strip Keeps the floating floor off the wall. New Era Perimeter Flanking Strip
In detail
What it does
Matched to the Rubberflex cradle rather than the sports range, these pack out the heavy-impact build-ups used under free weight and powerlifting platforms, where the cradle has to stay fully bedded for the rubber to do its job.
At a glance
Key features and benefits
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Fine adjustment under a Rubberflex cradle
2mm.
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Keeps the cradle bedded
A rocking cradle will not absorb a dropped load properly.
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Matched to the heavy-impact range
Not the sports packers.
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100 per box
1.2 kg.
Complete the build-up
The parts around it
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