<p>-----Original Message-----<br />From: robert day [mailto:rmd74@hotmail.co.uk]<br />Sent: 04 October 2017 11:02<br />To: HelpDesk<br />Subject: Q5922 survey</p><p>Gym floor is very uneven</p><p>And the joint between vinyl strips and rubber matting and carpet are raising against each other .causing the metal / aluminium strips to cause trip hazards By entrance of gym floor Metal strip raised</p><p>X2 @ 3410 x5 mm</p><p>X1 @ 11800 x5mm</p><p>By dip chin apparatus</p><p>Torn strip of vinyl</p><p>70mm x 1000</p><p>To left of stretch matts</p><p>Metal strip raised between carpet and vinyl 5500 mm All metal strips are 20 mm wide underneath all floorings .</p><p>Another metal strip that is raised between rubber matting and vinyl is 3110mm Bike area Torn strip of vinyl from rubber matting is 115 x 660 mm And metal strip has raised. 2500 mm Free weights area Rubber matting has raised on joints of one another and in the centres Each Matt is 1250 x 4259 Approx 10 m2 would need lifting and glueing over the entire area.</p><p>We could possibly fit approx 60 liner metres of rubber strips around entire area and replace the sections of vinyl as well as re glue the sections of matting&nbsp; ??&nbsp;</p>