Peugeot Boxer Mats

What do you guys use as cab mats, our Kingham has carpet in the cab area I would prefer fitted rubber mats that utilise the press studs to secure to the floor.


The carpet is showing signs of wear where my heel sits to operate the throttle.

Just plain old rubber car mats over the carpet

I've got one of the overlay carpet mats , obviously doesn't use the studs as the carpet is still there but the overlay one doesn't move. It's the type thats sold at the outdoor shows.

Use cruise control more, you won't wear the carpets!!

I’ve just put down a full size cab mat that I purchased from [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

It’s the walk through type, fitted, so it shouldn’t move, as it’s sized really well.  It’s carpet, edged, with a heel patch.  At £25 for the mat and delivery, I’m really happy with it.

We had one of Van Mats cab mats donks ago in our Executive (branded AS) and it wore very well in fact still like new when we sold the van 8 years later think our was more than £25 though!!

roli wrote:We had one of Van Mats cab mats donks ago in our Executive (branded AS) and it wore very well in fact still like new when we sold the van 8 years later think our was more than £25 though!!

I must admit I’m very impressed with the quality of the carpet, especially for the price.  I only selected the standard quality, so was prepared for it to be thin and perhaps not fit too well.  But this fits really well, is cut out for the floor shape, and is nice and thick.  It means when I’ve been out walking I can jump straight into the cab without being too precious about it.

Ive got one of these, very good quality......

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Re your cab mat query. Try the camper van version of the Boxer van rubber mat from firststopwholesale on e-bay.#

Sally wrote:I’ve just put down a full size cab mat that I purchased from [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

It’s the walk through type, fitted, so it shouldn’t move, as it’s sized really well.  It’s carpet, edged, with a heel patch.  At £25 for the mat and delivery, I’m really happy with it.

Unfortunately, the mat was lifting and catching under the pedals (dangerously, stopping the clutch disengaging).  I asked for input but they said they couldn’t do anything.  After giving them a poor review they then decided that they would replace it. So I sent the template off nearly a month ago, had to chase them twice, still no response. 

So, to cut a long story short, I’m more than prepared to write off the money as a lesson well learned, but now I need a good supplier recommending. My life is an endless cycle of shopping 

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Whooo hoooooo!

Sally x

I wanted a carpet rather than a rubber mat to cover the existing carpet to prevent slippy feet on pedals when wet and be a bit more cosy (personal view I know). Wary of spending a lot on something that might not fit or last long, I bought a cheapo off ebay from a place in Macclesfield (mycarmats). Pleasantly surprised by the fit and very hard wearing. Cost about £20 about 4 years ago and still going strong. Only downside is the pile tends to "hold" grass seeds and the like so every so often it requires cleaning with a stiff bristled brush.

Doh, went onto motorhome essentials site just to look. Should have known better ended up buying two items.

Pnefan wrote:Doh, went onto motorhome essentials site just to look. Should have known better ended up buying two items.

Dammit!

Now I have to visit their web site to see what everyone keeps buying

Well I’ve found out this morning that I am in fact getting a replacement cabin mat.  Apparently the template has been sat in the manufacturing department for a month, untouched!

So one less thing to buy. But now I’ve seen the step mats.....

I have step mats, they are safer I think when it is wet. The only thing is they are difficult to secure, I have used double sided tape. The dealer suggested stick on Velcro, am trying that next. They can't safely be screwed on as there are wires under the plastic trim.

MIKE L wrote:I have step mats, they are safer I think when it is wet. The only thing is they are difficult to secure, I have used double sided tape. The dealer suggested stick on Velcro, am trying that next. They can't safely be screwed on as there are wires under the plastic trim.

I thought these looked quite good [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

But as a self confessed and unashamed spendthrift, I just can’t help myself 

[quote="MIKE L"]I have step mats, they are safer I think when it is wet. The only thing is they are difficult to secure, I have used double sided tape. The dealer suggested stick on Velcro, am trying that next. They can't safely be screwed on as there are wires under the plastic trim.[/quote]

Why not use the existing step trim screws through the mat ? No danger of damaging any wires, and you are not making extra holes either in the van.