Refresh your trailer floor with The Source Company utility mats that are durable, easy to install, and look great when finished. The heavy roll lays flat with clean cuts; make your first cuts a little oversized, then trim for a tight fit. For a permanent install, choose adhesive for your subfloor—wood-only adhesive for wood, or a multi-surface option for wood, metal, or concrete.
No, the longest checkerboard option is 24'. Other lengths include 12' and 18'. Rolls are 8 feet wide, and the squares are 6", not 12". If you need more length, plan your seams and cuts to keep the pattern aligned.
They can be installed solo, but plan for a big heavy roll. One person covered a 6 x 12 trailer alone using how-to videos and said it was easy but a bit stressful since you don't want to mess up. Make first cuts a little oversized, then trim. If you're using adhesive, roll it in with a 75 lbs - 100 lb roller.
Thickness varies by pattern. Checkerboard vinyl flooring is 65 to 67 Mil, while a small coin option is 9 mil thickness. Pick the thickness that matches your wear needs and weight goals.
Use Vinyl Over Wood for a wood subfloor or Vinyl Over Wood, Metal, or Concrete for broader use. Make sure the floor is bare wood for best bonding, then sweep it clean. Apply the adhesive, roll the vinyl over it, and use a 75 lbs - 100 lb roller to set it. Multi-surface adhesive spreads easily.
Yes, it should hold up fine in a trailer exposed to cold weather when in storage. It's designed for campers, RVs, and trailers. If installing over wood, use the Vinyl Over Wood adhesive for proper bonding.
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