Essential details
MOQ:30
Shipping:Express Delivery
Product Introduction
Q: What is the difference between PVC coil and rubber mats?
A: Coil mats trap debris inside the loop layer—the surface stays dry and clean-looking. Rubber mats hold water and dirt on top, where it sloshes around. For wet, muddy or sandy markets, coil outsells rubber consistently.
A: Coil mats trap debris inside the loop layer—the surface stays dry and clean-looking. Rubber mats hold water and dirt on top, where it sloshes around. For wet, muddy or sandy markets, coil outsells rubber consistently.
Q: Is the material really odorless?
A: Our PVC compound is virgin, not recycled. There is a faint new-PVC scent on opening that dissipates within a day—nothing like the burnt-rubber smell of recycled mats. Batch QC reports available.
A: Our PVC compound is virgin, not recycled. There is a faint new-PVC scent on opening that dissipates within a day—nothing like the burnt-rubber smell of recycled mats. Batch QC reports available.
Q: How does trim-to-fit actually work?
A: The mat has molded trim lines at three step-down sizes. The customer places the mat, picks the line that matches their footwell, and cuts with household scissors. The coil edge does not fray. A one-minute job.
A: The mat has molded trim lines at three step-down sizes. The customer places the mat, picks the line that matches their footwell, and cuts with household scissors. The coil edge does not fray. A one-minute job.
Q: Why should I buy rolls instead of sets?
A: Freight math. A 40HQ container holds roughly 【X】 sets but the equivalent of 【2.5X】 sets worth of roll material. If you have local cutting capability, rolls cut your landed cost per mat dramatically. Most of our large distributors buy both.
A: Freight math. A 40HQ container holds roughly 【X】 sets but the equivalent of 【2.5X】 sets worth of roll material. If you have local cutting capability, rolls cut your landed cost per mat dramatically. Most of our large distributors buy both.
Q: Which markets buy the most coil mats?
A: From our shipment data: Middle East (sand), Southeast Asia (mud/rain), South America and Africa (mixed terrain, pickup-heavy fleets), and Russia/CIS (snow and road salt). If your market has weather, coil sells.
A: From our shipment data: Middle East (sand), Southeast Asia (mud/rain), South America and Africa (mixed terrain, pickup-heavy fleets), and Russia/CIS (snow and road salt). If your market has weather, coil sells.
