Does anyone know if there is a mat for the upper part of the variable floor.

I have an estate with the variable floor but all the Skoda accessory mats are for the standard floor. I've read elsewhere on the forum of people using these mats and just letting the excess hang down the sides of the floor - but my dogs will chew it if I leave it like that. I thought that part DAA620003 might be correct as it is described as a floor mat. But I've found out that it is for the lower floor to cover the spare wheel well.

I thought that something that I cut to size might work like this:

http://www.cannoncarmats.com/BootMatInformation.html

But I'd much rather buy something ready made if anyone can recommend.

Thanks for your help.

Does anyone know if there is a mat for the upper part of the variable floor.

I have an estate with the variable floor but all the Skoda accessory mats are for the standard floor. I've read elsewhere on the forum of people using these mats and just letting the excess hang down the sides of the floor - but my dogs will chew it if I leave it like that. I thought that part DAA620003 might be correct as it is described as a floor mat. But I've found out that it is for the lower floor to cover the spare wheel well.

I thought that something that I cut to size might work like this:

http://www.cannoncarmats.com/BootMatInformation.html

But I'd much rather buy something ready made if anyone can recommend.

Thanks for your help.

No, there's no mat specific for use on top of the variable boot floor. However, I have the plastic boot tray and it's working fine. The edges overhang but so far they're not drooping!

Sarge.

Hello Sarge

Thanks for the info. Trouble is that the dogs will stand on the tray not knowing that it is un-supported, then it will droop, and the little yappers with think it's a toy and chew it...

I've ordered a roll of this rubber matting and I'm going to cut to fit a mat for the top and also a mat for the bottom. The 4m roll is twice what I need so I can afford to have two goes at getting it right.

http://www.rubbermattinguk.co.uk/rubbermattingdetail.asp?m=6&p=9

Best wishes

David

Or if you're near me i'll split the cost with you and pinch the other half

Sad to report that Plan A not very good. I ordered the 3mm thickness of mat which is probably too thin to be robust long-term. It also smells very rubbery...

I went for the rubber mat to go on mine. It was £50 from the main dealer although you could most probably get it cheaper in halfords or something. It fits perfectly and the fides do droop over the edge but the dog dosent seem at all bothered with it.

Rob