Annex matting recommendations

[Andy_Q]

Can anyone recommend the best annex matting to use?

Checking out the local stores there are shade cloth tarps that are not the best quality.

and also oztrail annex mats that look ok but do not have eyes to peg down.

What do you find to be the best?

Thanks.

Andy


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[Topender]

Cgear Multimat  http://www.cgear.com.au/rec_product.html

Been mentioned on here 1000's of times.  Wouldn't be without ours.  And they have eyelets all the way around (d rings actually)

Dave

[Coiled]

Cgear Multimat  http://www.cgear.com.au/rec_product.html

Been mentioned on here 1000's of times.  Wouldn't be without ours.  And they have eyelets all the way around (d rings actually)

Dave

Definitely the best option.

[Jasman]

+10000000 for the CGear.

[alnjan]

CGear

[speewa158]

l use a rubber type mat , cant remember what its called got it at the Caulfield camper show . Soft under foot if in bare feet & easy to clean with a hose when required 

[Cracka]

And another vote for the CGear mat, and Autoelecau (he's on  here) on Ebay is the cheapest I've found.

[james2115]

We us the fake grass from Aldi - keeps your feet clean before you enter the tent and looks good too!

[paceman]

given the price of the cgear matting (no disagreement about quality), we ended up with this:

http://www.escapinoutdoors.com.au/caravan-camping-c-2/annexe-matting-non-slip-park-approved-50-x-25-blue-p-142.html


cheap and works a treat.

[richee]

http://www.escapinoutdoors.com.au/caravan-camping-c-2/annexe-matting-non-slip-park-approved-50-x-25-blue-p-142.html

cheap and works a treat.

We have used this for the last 4 years and its been great.

[Andy_Q]

Thanks for all the replies I'll check them out!

The Escapinoutdoors mat looks similar to the OZtrail ones I saw.  Do they have eyes for pegging down and do they need it?

The CGear mat looks like knitted shade cloth.  Does anyone use shade cloth from the roll at Bunnings etc?  The shade cloth tarps that I saw were stitched cloth and would not be as durable nor allow dirt to fall through as easily.

Thanks

Andy

[paceman]

Thanks for all the replies I'll check them out!

The Escapinoutdoors mat looks similar to the OZtrail ones I saw.  Do they have eyes for pegging down and do they need it?

Thanks

Andy

no eyelets present on the mat and on every trip we have taken, not required....

[chester ver2.0]

C gear

Had it for 5 years used in on 1 half lap of oz and god knows how many weekenders

Still going stong

[Bird]

you may find several dozen threads with options if you have a search.

[adrock]

Hey guys, sorry to drag this up again, but how is the cgear for drainage? Tossing up whether to buy it to fit the awning exactly or extend beyond a little which will obviously mean more water. Cheers.


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[fluids]

CGear without a doubt.

If you haven't taken the time to read up on it, a big advantage of it is that any sand or soil deposited on top of the mat passes through and does not come back up ... Same thing as used for sand abatement matting for armed forces helipad landing sites.

Has eyelets (strong!) around all the edges, and doubles as an excellent shade sail or wind break. The stuff is super tuff.

The stuff works. Excellent!

... Drainage ? Excellent !!!

Kev..

[LuckyDog]

cgear as recommended to me via a similar question

[GeoffA]

We have both the Oztrail and CGear mats. The CGear is much better quality, but you pay for it.

We don't bother with either any more. Extra to cart, and extra work setting up, packing up, and sweeping up......

Just my 2c