What Is On The Bottom of Your Truck Camper?
I am in the middle replacing the floor of my truck camper. The original plywood is terribly rotten and, after years of previous owners patching it, it's time to bite the bullet and start over. T...
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I did a google on Horse Stall Mats and could not believe what some were selling for. I bought mine from Tractor supply. I have used 1/2" and 3/4". I think 3/8" would also work well. I would use a minimum of 1/4". I could not find the 1/2" on their site. As I recall, I paid $20 for a 4 ft. x 6 ft. sheet. This stuff is heavy, but so is a TC. only you can decide if its weight is excessive for your application.
4 ft. x 6 ft. x 3/4 in. Thick Rubber Stall Mat Product price $34.99. That would put you at about $70 for a 8 ft. x 6 ft. bed.
This would also be a good choice, RB Rubber Multi-Mat Rolled Rubber, 3/8 in. Thick, Sold by the Foot Product price $7.99. If I understand correctly, that would be $64 for eight feet. In the Q&A, it says glue the matting with Master Bond 941 adhesive. If the product comes from Oregon the product is 2 lb. per foot (12 total). If the product comes from Ohio it will be 2.44 lb. per foot (14.64 total).
4 ft. x 6 ft. x 3/4 in. Thick Rubber Stall Mat Product price $34.99. That would put you at about $70 for a 8 ft. x 6 ft. bed.
This would also be a good choice, RB Rubber Multi-Mat Rolled Rubber, 3/8 in. Thick, Sold by the Foot Product price $7.99. If I understand correctly, that would be $64 for eight feet. In the Q&A, it says glue the matting with Master Bond 941 adhesive. If the product comes from Oregon the product is 2 lb. per foot (12 total). If the product comes from Ohio it will be 2.44 lb. per foot (14.64 total).
