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Rubber-Cal Ramp-Cleat Non-Slip Outdoor Rubber Mat, 1/8 in Thick, 3 ft x 8 ft

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Rubber-Cal Ramp-Cleat Non-Slip Outdoor Rubber Mat, 1/8 in Thick, 3 ft x 8 ftRamp Cleat Non Slip Outdoor Rubber Floor Mat (3' x 8') Durable SBR rubber runner with widthwise corrugations for traction on ramps and walkways. Lightweight and easy to install with double sided tape, it helps prevent slips in wet, high traffic outdoor areas. Key Features: Traction Surface: Widthwise corrugations and protrusions enhance grip on inclined paths and wet areas. Durable SBR Rubber: Watertight construction with moderate chemical resistance

Ramp-Cleat Non-Slip Outdoor Rubber Floor Mat (3' x 8')

Durable SBR rubber runner with widthwise corrugations for traction on ramps and walkways. Lightweight and easy to install with double-sided tape, it helps prevent slips in wet, high-traffic outdoor areas.


Key Features:

  • Traction Surface: Widthwise corrugations and protrusions enhance grip on inclined paths and wet areas.
  • Durable SBR Rubber: Watertight construction with moderate chemical resistance for outdoor use.
  • Easy Installation: Cut-to-length and secure with double-sided carpet tape; removable for seasonal use.
  • Protects Subfloors: Textured rubber shields surfaces in entryways and high-traffic locations.
  • Versatile Use: Ideal for ramps, boat docks, temporary walkways, and commercial entryways.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Material SBR rubber
Color Black
Shape Rectangular
Thickness 0.13 in (approx. 1/8 in)
Width 3 ft (36 in)
Length 8 ft
Special Feature Anti-slip corrugated surface (widthwise ribs)
Installation Use double-sided carpet tape; can be trimmed and removed
Product Care Clean with household cleaners; avoid highly caustic solutions such as bleach
Intended Use Ramps, boat docks, temporary walkways, commercial entryways
Number of Items 1
Model Number 03_167_W_RC_06

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How is this mat installed?
A: Lay flat and secure using double-sided carpet tape; it can be trimmed to fit and removed when needed.


Q: Is it suitable for outdoor use?
A: Yes, the SBR rubber construction is watertight and designed for outdoor ramps and walkways.


Q: How do I clean the mat?
A: Use common household cleaners and water; avoid highly caustic solutions like bleach.


Q: What is the thickness?
A: Approximately 1/8 inch (0.13 in).


Q: Can it be used for wheelchair ramps?
A: Yes, the traction surface is intended to improve safety on inclined wheelchair ramps.


Elevate Every Entrance with Confident Traction

The Ramp-Cleat mat introduces a quiet, architectural rhythm underfoot, its refined ribbing guiding movement with assurance. I love the slim 1/8-inch profile—streamlined yet substantial—creating a sleek black path that frames an entry with modern utility. Layer it along a ramp with painted railings and bold house numbers for a crisp, contemporary welcome. It’s a smart essential that marries safety with style for everyday luxurious living.


AI Review Summary:

Across multiple reviews, customers praise the mat’s sturdy rubber build and improved traction on ramps, docks, and inclined walkways, often noting easier wheelchair and stroller movement. Many find installation straightforward with double-sided tape and appreciate the protective coverage in wet conditions. Common negatives include an initial rubber odor, mixed opinions on slip resistance in certain environments, and occasional comments that the surface can feel slick when very wet. Representative quotes: “Heavy-duty rubber that stays put on our wooden ramp,” “Works great for wheelchair access,” and “Smells strong at first and can be slick when wet.”


Make your ramps and walkways safer today—add the Ramp-Cleat mat to ensure reliable traction in any weather.

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