Recommended Rubber Mat For A Snowmobile Trailer

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Hello, I have a 7 x 14 feet enclosed trailer for my snomobiles with stud I would like to know if the Ribbed Rubber Trailer Mat, could be a good choice to cover the floor and the ramp of my trailer. Im worry about plywood rotting. Do you know if the may cause premature waer of my plywood floor because of the humidy trapped under the rubber mat.

asked by: Clement B

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The Ribbed Rubber Trailer Mat # 4872SM will work well for your enclosed snowmobile trailer.

This matt can be installed on floors, walls, or interior dividers. Using this mat will help reduce moisture build-up in hot weather so it will help prevent the plywood from rotting. The rubber trailer mat is 48 inches by 72 inches.

I attached a review video link below.

expert reply by: Noah E

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Answer 12

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