For VANDECK Universal Mats
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For VANDECK™ Custom-Fit Mats
Cold shipping may cause the mat to hold a curl. Allow it to flatten at room temperature before installing.
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Measure cargo floor width (between wheel wells), floor length (cab to rear door), and the size of each wheel well protrusion. Write these down before cutting.
Unroll the mat on a flat, clean surface and allow 30 minutes to an hour to relax, especially in cold conditions. Cutting a curled mat produces inaccurate results.
Mark the overall mat size (floor width + 1/2" each side for any variance), and mark the wheel well cutout positions from your measurements. Mark on the underside using chalk or a marker.
Use a fresh blade and a metal straight edge. Score the mat with firm pressure — it may take 2–3 passes through the full 4mm thickness. Cut on a sacrificial surface (cardboard or plywood).
Lay the mat in place. The rubber weight holds the mat without adhesive. For high-activity environments, you can use double-sided carpet tape along the edges to prevent shifting.
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Measure the wall, floor, van, or work area so you know the total coverage needed before choosing your product.
Select the weight, pattern, size, or fit style that matches your project and installation needs.
Cut, position, fasten, or trim the material based on the product and application.
Maintenance
Volume discounts available
Heavy materials shipped to your door
Practical recycled rubber solutions
Flexible sizing for custom installs
Choose based on the surface, fitment, size, pattern, thickness, and performance level needed for your project.
Most rubber sheet, roll, mat, and barrier products can be trimmed with a sharp utility knife and straight edge. Always measure before cutting.
Common tools include a tape measure, straight edge, utility knife, marker, and product-specific fasteners, tape, adhesive, or mounting hardware where needed.
Confirm dimensions, coverage, fitment, pattern, thickness, and installation method. For vehicle products, verify make, model, year, and wheelbase where applicable.
