walk in Oven shoes???

[Banditperformance]

Ok, all with walkin oven's, have you found a brand, or type of shoes that won't melt on the floor? My floor is 1/8" plate steel. I made it thich for supporting engine etc on stands. But, the floor melts my shoes when I go in to load her up, or take parts out. Just wondering if anyone has found a longer lasting brand.

[baz]

right now i m using a 3x 3 x3 oven , but working on a 7 feet tall walk in oven
and this never came to my mind, i ll keep track of this thread cause it might be of value to me later

[pa23]

I wonder, any way to easily attach a strip of wood to the soles of your shoes? Might look a little funny but would certainly withstand the heat without melting.

Of course you could get a pair of wooden shoes from Holland

[FSTFBDY]

mmm, weird Ive never had any problems with my work boots. just some cheap ass bramas.

Big walk in oven
http://www.cecoatings.com/images/Equ...enandbooth.jpg

[Banditperformance]

Havn't tried Brama's LOL. It's still kinda winter here, I'm using my Sorels. No way am I usin my new $150 Solomon lightweight shoes LOL

[Popeye]

Try some golf shoes or football spikes You may even look for a slip-on shoe cover that can handle the temp.

[JTW37]

Just try to stay away from Chinese rubber. Their rubber really sucks. I've burned the bottoms of a couple of shoes made in, of course, China. Real junk. Try a good work boot. Red wings are made here and are pretty good shoes/boots.