- If buying instore, ask a Team Member to cut the length required. For online orders in checkout process, indicate the meters required as "Quantity".
- Comfortable surface with drainage holes
- Raised backing to enhance drainage
- Cushioned natural rubber eases fatigue when standing for hours on hard floors.
- Slip-resistant surface helps keep footing secure on boat decks, wash bays and trays.
Kenova Rubber Safety Matting is a heavy-duty natural rubber mat sold by the metre in a wide 1.83m format. It's ready to cut to any length, width or shape for a custom fit. Drainage holes and a raised backing let water, mud and wash-down run straight through instead of pooling, giving you a comfortable, slip-resistant surface on ute trays, trailers, boats, vans and workshop floors.
Ask a Team Member in store to cut the required length. Or simply buy online by indicating the metres you need with "Quantity" in the checkout process.
If you're after a mat that will drain water, this one is built for it. Lay it in a ute tray or tub to stop tools, eskies and gear sliding around. Use it to line the floor of a box trailer, cage trailer or tradie trailer, or to fit out the cargo area of a van or work vehicle. On the water, it makes a non-slip boat deck or tinny floor mat that drains as you go.
It's just as useful around the home, farm and worksite. Use it as a workshop or garage floor mat, an anti-fatigue mat in front of the workbench, or a wash bay and wash-down area mat. Cut to suit, it also works as rubber flooring for sheds, stables, kennels, dairies, greenhouses and potting benches. In factories, warehouses and production lines, it gives staff relief from standing on hard concrete through long shifts.
At 1.83m wide, larger trays, trailer floors and workshop areas can often be covered in one continuous piece. That means fewer joins, fewer trip edges and a neater finish than a narrower roll. Simply measure your space, buy the length you need and trim to shape with a sharp utility knife and straight edge.
Kenova builds practical matting for the spaces that get the hardest use, because a workspace should be as functional as it is safe.
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