Tmat install, very cool product

What’s happening guys, i wanted to do a review of the tmat bed mat system I just installed. I’m guessing some of you like me saw it on instagram or some other social media account. It comes as 12”x12”& 1”x12” tiles that you piece (hammer) togethe to fit your bed.

It goes together super easy and slides out just as easy. Took about 20 minutes to put together.



the way the blockers work is pretty cool for holding cargo and tools in place



there are even feet that you can attach to almost anything so it can lock into the tmat

so if any of you guys are on the fence about it, it’s actually a really cool system Works as advertised. I’ll keep you posted on how well it Holds up.

 

I like your table cloth

 

Sorry here’s the other pics

 

more pics

 

Last one

 

Pretty cool system

 

I like it!!

 

That tablecloth is where it’s at!! Thanks for posting!!!

 

Unfortunately, that system wouldn't work in my area. All those X shaped holes would fill with dust and be brutal to clean out. It's bad enough with just the factory bed liner.

 

How much would it weigh once complete? Rubber? Polyurethane? Plastic? I like the locking
blocks to stop stuff sliding around

 

Not heavy at all, it feels like abs plastic.

 

I know right!! Cool table cloth

 

I was thinking the same thing , but it’s so lite I’m just gonna slide it out, lean it and hose it off

 

Looks pretty slick.
Do all the sections stay together tight once assembled?
That is, if you slide it out for hosing off, will you be reassembling sections that came apart?

 

When I was configuring it I pulled it out and spun it over head and non of the sections came apart. For install I used a rubber mallet. They go together pretty tight

 

It's a great idea, but it starts getting costly quickly. I feel you can get a perfect commercial mat for way less money that will do 80% of the sliding prevention of what Tmat can do. Or go with horse mat and it will be very cheap.
Does inserts also need to go in with the hammer? If so, that makes it pain in a but to adjust.
But it is an interesting product if somebody has free money to burn.

PS. Maybe if one would design and 3d print their own inserts it would make it more cost effective.

 

Ok, so the other benefit over a rubber mat is it slides out for easy reach. No the attachments just plug in by hand. If you look at the pic with my hand in it , that piece is designed to be added to almost anything to make it attach to the mat.

 

I wouldn’t normally be such a fan of a cobweb forward tablecloth, but they really nailed it with that one!!

 

how much bed depth is that costing, hard to tell in the pic but 1.5"?

 

Tell us more about the table cloth.

 

3/4”

 

It’s an off white rectangle with gold spider webs.

 

@matth66 any feedback after several months of use. I just ordered this as I have been on the fence for awhile but my birthday is coming up and am getting it as a gift. Looks pretty slick and functional but interested in hearing anyone's real world feedback

 

For me that would be another big "why?". But if it works for you....

 

we camp a lot. I have propane tanks, tool buckets, bins, etc that I always have to bungee and secure. This seemed like a pretty easy way to get everything secured so it wouldn’t roll around and is a cool product. To each their own I suppose

 

So far it’s been working great! I did get the jig for drilling drain holes. Other than that it has worked as advertised. Keeps my dive tanks and gear nice and secure. I use collapsible bins and use the blocks and they stay put. I would definately buy it again. Any specific questions shoot me a message.