zeaphod · Aug 13, 2019

My stable matting is approx. 25mm thick, it appears to be pretty much bombproof, but is still easy to cut with a sharp Stanley knife - along the grooves moulded into the bottom. I would happily drive over it, in fact it would be pretty good as a recovery aid in boggy ground. As mentioned above, very heavy to handle.

tottot · Aug 13, 2019

bluedog333 said:
Spill the beans then...what’s the Glasgow joke!?

The OP is from Glasgow where it rains more than here in West Wales, That is according my mate from there.

wireman · Aug 13, 2019

zeaphod said:
My stable matting is approx. 25mm thick, it appears to be pretty much bombproof, but is still easy to cut with a sharp Stanley knife - along the grooves moulded into the bottom. I would happily drive over it, in fact it would be pretty good as a recovery aid in boggy ground. As mentioned above, very heavy to handle.

I concur, I have the same matting in the back of my 90.

Lief Zpring · Aug 13, 2019

Have a look at this place: https://www.slip-not.co.uk

They do all types of rubber matting, even some specifically for vans. Not too expensive either.

dag019 · Aug 14, 2019

wireman said:
I concur, I have the same matting in the back of my 90.

and another vote form me, its what is in the back of mine

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