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CURTAIN LINERS FOR FROST??

feckin day gone again!! · 2011-09-17 22:00:43

Is it possible to get lorry curtain liners to keep out frost... i.e pull over on a slide rail like a sliding door going into a shed.. I can get them of one man but they're mad expensive:confused:

17-09-2011 11:00pm

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feckin day gone again!!

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Is it possible to get lorry curtain liners to keep out frost... i.e pull over on a slide rail like a sliding door going into a shed.. I can get them of one man but they're mad expensive

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#2 18-09-2011 10:20pm

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yes a friend of mine has it done in his parlour one side of it was open he got it in jennings truck center in roscrea (tipp) i think he paid around 150 for curtain and rail

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#3 19-09-2011 10:42pm

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Thanks for that. I'll do some looking around this week. A truck curtain or something similar would suit as it can be opened easily etc and wouldnt get damaged with cows pushing against it!

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