G'day Tania,

It's a great idea to have matting underneath your tent to prevent the moisture from reaching the floor. Matting also provides protection for the base of the tent from sticks and stones etc - as its cheaper to replace this, than the floor of the tent!

G'day Tegan,

The Caravan Annex Floor Matting will suit most annexes depending on the size. Unfortunately I don't have a Jayco camper can to check for you, but if you measure out your annex and choose the best size you should be fine!

G'day Sandy,

Thanks so much for your question.  In this instance the product is considered environmentally friendly as, unlike other forms of annex matting, this particular mat doesn't kill the grass.  The mat patterning allows good airflow allowing the ground underneath to breath.  One of our most common questions from customers is how to reduce the damage to grass when theyre camping, hence our highlight of the fact that this one is a great option for that.

G'day Tai,

The Caravan Annex Floor Matting is a PVC foam mesh so tents to be a little bit squishy and comfortable underfoot. The Ultramesh Tarp is a shade cloth style Polyethene material with bias around the outside and eyelets to peg it down. I would say if you're using it on patchy grass in the awning of a caravan the Annex Floor might be the best option. If you're putting it under a tent, we'd say the Ultramesh is probably the best option.

G'day Virginia,

Yes, you could use the Foam Annex Mating inside your tent to protect the floor from your stretcher legs. We'd say this is the easiest, and most compact option available.

G'day Anita,

Thanks for your enquiry! I've just called SUPEX and they have confirmed they work on linear meterage so 1 linear meter weighs 1.5kgs. From there, they worked out the weight of the SUPEX Foam Annex Matting is 600gsm.  

G'day Simon,

The Supex Foam Annex Matting doesn't come with any eyelets in it, but you could theoretically add your own. The material might not hold the eyelets very well so you might need some canvas or cotton drill fabric to reinforce the area you add the eyelet in to.