Ideas for non oem club car floor?

[Chevy072]

Originally Posted by Tom47

I don't think you can get 3/16" or 1/4" in aluminum. Steel would not be a good way to go as it would be a lot of extra weight to tote around.

The 1/8" aluminum is very stiff and rugged. I don't think you'll be disappointed with the results. It is a lot stronger than the OEM Club Car aluminum subfloor.

I would like 3/16 rubber diamond plate look preferably in gray.The factory liner is 3/16 but i need a back floor also as it is a limo cart. Just want front and back to match

[Chevy072]

Just read my own post again and realized the confusion. The floor is fine...just looking for new rubber to put on top of the aluminum

[Cruise Master]

Originally Posted by Kashmir

I'm not big on the aluminum diamond plate....looks awesome, but it IS slippery when wet or muddy. Then keeping it shiny is a bit of a chore too.
I'd go for the rubber diamond plate design in dark grey or black. It has a good look.

Fo some reason though, on my Carryall, I've been looking for something like this...I'm not sure why. I just think it would look good on a Carryall...

What is this stuff, and where can I buy it?

[Kashmir]

I just remember as a kid having this kind of front door mat.
But evidently I'm not alone because it is sold pre-cut for golf carts!

https://diygolfcart.com/club-car-ds-...beads-1982-up/

[Bigbondo007]

go to tractor supply and get the rubber floor for a horse trailer, around 3/8-7/16 thick or better and it comes in near floorboard sized pieces

[Bigbondo007]

http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pro...ld-by-the-foot

[Htownblue]

Everyone has rubber or a diamond plate looking rubber. That's fine. If you want a unique look that is durable and made for outdoor use look below. Plus it looks much more polished and clean than the rubber. Just my opinion.

[2016CTD]

Is that an outdoor carpet? Where did you purchase it?

[dundeebarnbuggy]

Originally Posted by Htownblue

Everyone has rubber or a diamond plate looking rubber. That's fine. If you want a unique look that is durable and made for outdoor use look below. Plus it looks much more polished and clean than the rubber. Just my opinion.

Very nice! Looks easy to hose out when it gets dirty too.

[Htownblue]

Originally Posted by 2016CTD

Is that an outdoor carpet? Where did you purchase it?

I shopped outdoor rubber backed carpeting and found a durable option at Home Depot. Purchased a 3x4 foot carpet. Took original OEM mat out. Cleaned it.
Laid the new carpeting face down on a large cardboard box laid flat. Then I took the OEM mat and laid it face down on top of carpet (also face down). Traced with chalk the outline of the OEM mat.
Then took exacto knife and cut out new carpet mat.
Then reinstalled OEM mat with carpeting mat laid on top. Took a flat edge to press carpeting in under plastic trim etc and got it tight with no wrinkles. Replaced all trim and bolts. Booooom. Mat schooled.