Plastic trays for stacking boxes

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This Winter, for the first time, I'm going to stack my supers and spare brood boxes in my garage. I will be sterilising with ethanoic acid and since the garage floor is concrete, which can be damaged by the acid, I am thinking I need some sort of plastic tray at the bottom of each stack. I've looked on Amazon and there are a couple of potential trays - but just thought I'd ask what other people use?
 
This Winter, for the first time, I'm going to stack my supers and spare brood boxes in my garage. I will be sterilising with ethanoic acid and since the garage floor is concrete, which can be damaged by the acid, I am thinking I need some sort of plastic tray at the bottom of each stack. I've looked on Amazon and there are a couple of potential trays - but just thought I'd ask what other people use?
These are the trays I use for stacking supers while moving and extracting. They are tough and would do a good job for what you want. I think I found them on line for about £8.50 last time I bought them.
https://www.oldrailwaylinegc.co.uk/...s-53cm-black-plastic-gravel-tray-2309005.html
 
Get them also at Garden centres etc, etc.
 
Get them also at Garden centres etc, etc.
 

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