Cover ideas wanted for "doughnut" type LPG tanks
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Cover ideas wanted for "doughnut" type LPG tanks
My LPG tank is the doughnut style, vertically mounted at the rear offside corner of the van.
Any ideas about how to put a soft cover over it to make it look and feel nicer.
I did wonder about one of those spare wheel covers you see on some Bays ?
btw - neither of us is much good at being seamstresses !
Any ideas about how to put a soft cover over it to make it look and feel nicer.
I did wonder about one of those spare wheel covers you see on some Bays ?
btw - neither of us is much good at being seamstresses !
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No no no ...
I wanted summat soft and furry, so when me or her brush up against it in the night, it ain't all cold and metallic !!
I asked cause I don't think you can get soft furry spare wheel covers !!
I wanted summat soft and furry, so when me or her brush up against it in the night, it ain't all cold and metallic !!
I asked cause I don't think you can get soft furry spare wheel covers !!
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might be worth trying some of the larger soft furnishings shops and looking at cushion covers. i know you can get round ones its just a case of if you can find one big enough.
you could possibly pad it with a sheet of foam cut to fit as well.
you could possibly pad it with a sheet of foam cut to fit as well.
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what about the spare wheel cover off an old range rover they were inside and were soft fabric??
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jamesc76 wrote:what about the spare wheel cover off an old range rover they were inside and were soft fabric??
That sounds like a good idea

or
Someone could set up and make and sell them on here and eBay etc ??
This time next year you could be a millionaire ...
Mind you, VW logo'd / colour co-ordinated curtains, bed sheets, quilt covers, cushions as well as LPG tank covers - could be a winner on Dragons Den

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I can try and make you one if you find the fabric if you want. Ours is in the old wardrobe, but I'm sure I could give it a measure and let you know how much fabric is needed.
Let me know if you're interested. (I'm going to have a few weeks on my hands soon, so light jobs will keep me out of mischief!!)
Let me know if you're interested. (I'm going to have a few weeks on my hands soon, so light jobs will keep me out of mischief!!)
