Point North Profabrics

6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from March 7, 2017
  

  Jane'n'Brian B. asked:

  Looking to use 3M's 44m thinsulate for insulation and sound deadening. Can anyone recommend a UK supplier?

  

  Josh B. replied:

  profabrics.co.uk, they stock thinsulate.

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• Referral from August 23, 2016
  

  Scott P. asked:

  Has anyone had to replace their zip puller on the covers? I'm assuming I need to track down the correct size puller, undo stitching at top of zip to insert and then sew back up. Any advice welcome (eBay for puller?, new zip? zip care?).

  

  Scott P. replied:

  www.profabrics.co.uk has lots of zips/press studs etc

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• Referral from January 11, 2016
  

  Joe B. asked:

  Hi All... looking for a shop in London that might stock stuff to fix canvas with : thread, canvas glue, sealant, canvas tape... OR a good online shop... any tips appreciated... this is to repair army canvas being used for shelters in the Calais camps.. thanks in advance

  

  Joe B. replied:

  I found the answer - these guys brilliant and helpful... got any ripped or f***ed awnings,. they'll help http://www.profabrics.co.uk/

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• Referral from September 9, 2015
  

  William W. asked:

  Does anyone here know of a source of "fly-screen" material that will keep MIDGES out? I have a plan for a small"sleeping shelter", but it needs a screen which would allow one to sleep outside in a damp Scottish wood without becoming midgie food. I have seen mosquito netting etc but the holes are too big. In fact, does anyone know the dimensions of a midgie?

  

  Cecile M. replied:

  profabrics.co.uk and scottishmountaingear.com (the later fix tents and you should be able to get some of the netting they use for the inner tent door. Good luck.

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• Referral from March 3, 2015
  

  Robert C. asked:

  Who covered the seats last time? The darling wife is trying to recover them, but can't find any material. It needs to be hard wearing on the outside with a water proof layer on the inside. We have been looking today (the high point of the week), but nothing found. Any pointers?

  

  Luke B. replied:

  http://www.profabrics.co.uk/

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• Referral from August 18, 2013
  

  Albert H. asked:

  The goretex waterproofs are starting to look tired. I have a few holes to repair. I have used spinaker repair tape in the past but that wasn't too great. Any recommendations of a better way? Also need to reattach some of the tape on seams. What's the best way to do that?

  

  Beth K. replied:

  You can buy iron on waterproof tape for seams, cut off the bits that have become unattached and re-tape. This is where I get mine from http://www.profabrics.co.uk/snap_product_search.php

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