Rubbery floormat material
#1
Rubbery floormat material
My truck needs new floors material. I don't really want carpet, I don't want bare sheetmetal, I don't want anything that's going to trap water under it, and I don't want to put a permanent liner in it.
At some point in my life, I've seen thick, tough rubbery material that's put together like a scotchbrite pad. So it's a thick mat of rubber pulled into a scouring pad texture; tough, but it'll breathe.
Anybody know what I'm talking about? McMaster-Carr doesn't have the stuff, so I'm lost.
Or what else can I use?
At some point in my life, I've seen thick, tough rubbery material that's put together like a scotchbrite pad. So it's a thick mat of rubber pulled into a scouring pad texture; tough, but it'll breathe.
Anybody know what I'm talking about? McMaster-Carr doesn't have the stuff, so I'm lost.
Or what else can I use?
#3
I've never seen a rubber mat that is made like those pads.
I have seen rubber floor mats for wet locations that are perforated and have a grid and are textured. I think American Floor mats was the name of the company.
You may want to look for a perforated TPO because that will be thinner. I know that Spartech of California is a manufacturer of TPO sheet materials.
I have seen rubber floor mats for wet locations that are perforated and have a grid and are textured. I think American Floor mats was the name of the company.
You may want to look for a perforated TPO because that will be thinner. I know that Spartech of California is a manufacturer of TPO sheet materials.
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