We've received several reports that the mat needs to be left out in the hot sun for up to a couple days in order to completely flatten out.

I'm sorry to see that the mat hasn't relaxed yet. Normally if you lay it out on a hot sunny day it will help it lay flat in a day or 2. I know this time of year isn't the best for a hot sunny day but if it still isn't laying flat by then, It's always worth a try.

Still going strong. These mats are TOUGH! Spray in liners look nice when they’re new, but they get gouged or they fail and begin to delaminate and peel. in liners have too many drawbacks to get into here. These bed mats are the ticket. Crazy durable, create a skid proof surface, and they aren’t permanently affixed like a spray-in. They do a great job of protecting the bed floor as well.

Bed mat is still in great shape. I ordered the 38 thick mat and it is very heavy duty but it is also tough to roll up if you want to store it at the front of the truck bed while your 5th wheel hitch is mounted. If you want a bed mat that will survive everything get the 38 thick mat. If you want to be able to get it out of the way occasionally, I would recommend something a little lighter like the 14 mat. Hope this helps &amp take care.

Wow Mike, that is a great set-up, and looks like quite the peaceful place! Thanks so much for including such an amazing picture. I have to know, where was this taken?

The bed mat is working out great for me and I have cut holes in it for my puck system. Great heavy duty product and has finally laid flat. it just takes time and patience and warm weather.

I bet you will be happy with it, Dale! I've had one of these in my Silverado since 2018 and it's still in great condition. I don't use my bed much, but still. Have fun out there and let us know if there is anything we can help with down the road!