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LJowdy · 10-31-2013, 05:59 AM

I've never had any luck with the rubber stuff. In my last 4 coaches, I've installed 'indoor/outdoor' carpet in every cabinet and every drawer. It lays flat, doesn't shift and if you're a bit paranoid, then 'carpet grip' double sided tape works wonders. It's relatively easy to cut using a pair of scissors and it will outlast your coach.

twinknkate · 10-31-2013, 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by ahicks

We use this grey stuff everywhere as well. Originally we were buying it in the form of floor mats, but then I found they sell it like floor runner, from rolls, cut to any length you want? That made the stuff a little more versatile for our needs, and just about eliminated any waste/leftovers? Cut to size, it's heavy enough to stay put on it's own. Cabinets, drawers, stair wells, wherever. -Al

Ahicks--where did you find it in runner form? The only way we have found it is in the rectangle at Lowe's. I can see that the runner length would probably reduce the waste. We'd also like to find a brown or beige color again rather than the grey….

ahicks · 10-31-2013, 06:47 PM

Home Depot, available by the foot:
Multy Home Concord Charcoal 26 in. x 50 ft. Roll Runner-MT1000124EAUS at The Home Depot

VSPA · 10-31-2013, 07:01 PM

I've been using the Rubbermaid shelf liner for years. In the early days when DW and I were living in out '87 Toyota Dolphin, I used an office type Swingline stapler to tack down the liner. Now that I'm older and wiser, I use the more modern stable gun with the shorter of the available staples. They are easy to remove if a change is needed with the good old office staple remover.

twinknkate · 11-01-2013, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by ahicks

Home Depot, available by the foot:
Multy Home Concord Charcoal 26 in. x 50 ft. Roll Runner-MT1000124EAUS at The Home Depot

Thanks for the info Ahicks. At first glance it looks heavier than the Ecorug, but looks like it might be perfect for the outdoor storage bays. We'll check it out!