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pelogan
Reg. Nov 2015
Posted 2015-11-02 10:25 PM (#165274)
Subject: trailer matting


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Location: Miami Okla.
I have seen several trailers that have a soft foam matting underneath the regular rubber trailer mats. What do they call this matting, who manufactures it and where can it be purchased? Thank you, PE Logan
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postlewaitee
Reg. Jul 2014
Posted 2015-11-03 8:32 AM (#165278 - in reply to #165274)
Subject: RE: trailer matting


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i call it cushioning mat, i used it in my old trailer and liked them pretty good. i did opt to go with the solid rumber flooring in my new trailer however.
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pelogan
Reg. Nov 2015
Posted 2015-11-03 3:38 PM (#165282 - in reply to #165274)
Subject: RE: trailer matting


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Who makes it and where can it be purchased?
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postlewaitee
Reg. Jul 2014
Posted 2015-11-03 3:59 PM (#165283 - in reply to #165274)
Subject: RE: trailer matting


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not sure, i got mine from the trailer shop near me they had to order them for me. shetron custom trailers salisbury, nc is where i went.
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huntseat
Reg. Oct 2003
Posted 2015-11-03 5:44 PM (#165284 - in reply to #165274)
Subject: RE: trailer matting


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Since you are in the area I'd call Turnbow trailers and ask if they can order you some. I know this was in fad for a few years but it's now not seen as much. I think the reports were that it's too soft and can cause more bouncing than desired and horses were having leg issues.
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