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    Re: Protecting heat tape from sliding tubs and from metal shelf

    Quote Originally Posted by qwerty53 View Post
    http://www.homedepot.com/p/Edsal-60-...0127/202545421

    If you have any other ideas I have asked a direct question in other thread.

    So metal shelves are nice and cheap but electrical. I did read a similar thread about grounding the shelves and it talks about PVC. I dont want my tubs to sit little crooked if i put strip of pvc on top of racks. I prefer something of tape wise maybe to put under the tape and on top of it so i dont hurt it with sliding tubs. So which tape or what else i can do?

    thanks!
    This is how I protect my heat tape. Two thin strips of linoleum for the tubs to slide on.




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