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Old 09-21-2020, 09:06 PM   #1
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Adding deep winter floor mats to vinyl floor?

I have the flat black vinyl flooring in the front of my E450 and I want to put in some W51 WeatherTech All-Weather Front Floor Mats - Black.

These are meant to be held in place on carpet with tiny little pokey thingies.

Any ideas on keeping them from scooching around in the vinyl floor?


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Old 09-21-2020, 09:27 PM   #2
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I have the flat black vinyl flooring in the front of my E450 and I want to put in some W51 WeatherTech All-Weather Front Floor Mats - Black.

These are meant to be held in place on carpet with tiny little pokey thingies.

Any ideas on keeping them from scooching around in the vinyl floor?


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Get the rubberized mesh that is used in kitchen drawers and shelves. It comes in rolls and different colors. Walmart and the big box stores carry it.

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I tried the rubber non slip and some clips but neither worked very well, I ended up getting a one piece Lloyds carpet for the front and put the winter mats on top. No problems now.
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Old 09-22-2020, 04:06 PM   #4
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Thanks for the expedient replies!

Ya there's a carpet place down the street from me, I might just stop by and try to mooch some rem from them and put that down, and then the mats on top.


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Old 09-23-2020, 01:31 PM   #5
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If your part number ended in “V”, it’s designed for a vinyl floor..
The pokey things are for Carpeted floors without the Retention pins...
Sometimes the part number is molded on the back.
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I have the flat black vinyl flooring in the front of my E450 and I want to put in some W51 WeatherTech All-Weather Front Floor Mats - Black.

These are meant to be held in place on carpet with tiny little pokey thingies.

Any ideas on keeping them from scooching around in the vinyl floor?


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Yes ! Same issue in my 2500 . picked up some rubber backed carpet mats , set them down then the floor mats on top works better then good . no slippage , plus an extra layer of clean ,
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Go to Walmart and purchase a package or two of the plastic velcro type stuff used to attach the easy pass to the windshield. Works great for a lot of things. I always have a couple of packages in the truck.
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Thanks for some great ideas! Much appreciated.
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Walmart also sells adhesive backed VELCRO ( in the fabric dept) strips and a roll of 20 feet. Cut off what you need and attached adhesive back to the vinyl and the mat.

I carry the rest of the roll of VELCRO in the trailer as I am always finding things I want to fasten so I dont lose them... like the TV remote is VELCRO'd to the TV cabinet.
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Oh yeah! I'm gonna be needing that velcro too anyways.
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I don’t know what the coating on the plastic floor is but I couldn’t get Velcro to stick to it. I cleaned it with alcohol maybe it needs acetone, plus the mats have mold release and need a similar cleaning.
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