Brick walls and car doors?

[CrazySx]

Hi All,

Anyone got any bright ideas on what i can put along a brick wall in my drive to protect my doors from the bricks?

I was thinking heavy duty draft excluder, but its still not cheap. Any ideas welcome

[Sean-B]

Wood

[hooky]

Carpet!

[sx rider]

cardboard.

[CrazySx]

Wood

I did think about this, might be the cheapest option. treated wood?

[CrazySx]

Carpet!

Its outside in my drive, so not sure this would work, but good idea

[green_rs13]

a soft wood. maybe a length of scaffold board.

[sx rider]

as its outside what about a rubber floor matt, screwed into place using some plugs.

[Jon]

A length of hosepipe

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[Jonny Wilkinson]

More info needed. What are you trying to protect from ? Parking or kids exiting ? And a pic of the wall might lead to something more in keeping being suggested

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[Sean-B]

I did think about this, might be the cheapest option. treated wood?

Yea basically just wood clad as little or as much as you want. It won't harm the door then.

[CrazySx]

A length of hosepipe

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That could be an idea. Only if they made it on black. Or brick orange.

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[CrazySx]

More info needed. What are you trying to protect from ? Parking or kids exiting ? And a pic of the wall might lead to something more in keeping being suggested

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My drive. I have the house on one side. Brick wall on the other.



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[Daz]

Could use something like this, just a shame it's bright yellow.

http://www.motorgeek.co.uk/cgi-bin/e...uct&db_pid=132

[Jonny Wilkinson]

Just coat the whole wall up to a height of 4 foot with expanding foam then trim back to an even finish. Lol

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[Jonny Wilkinson]

Seriously, use a piece of guttering (in colour of your choice) at mid door height with top facing the wall.

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[tricky890]

A sheet of clear Perspex will do it and wont look awful either


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[Jonny Wilkinson]

Or a piece of 40 mm waste pipe​ with both ends capped to stop​ critters getting in

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[Maff_1991]

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[CrazySx]

Seriously, use a piece of guttering (in colour of your choice) at mid door height with top facing the wall.

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Now there's an idea. Stick it on with grip fill too as it's light! Good thinking Jonny!

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