Rubber footwell mats

[altvic]

I have searched widely but cannot source rubber footwell mats for the three door wells. I don't want carpet. Any folk got ideas?
Thank you

 

[Hotel California]

Original VW ones .

 

[Eber123]

I bought the VW rubber mats (I can't find the URL at the moment, but your local dealer should have them).

They are very good, robust and fit well in the van. I believe I paid EUR 57.00 or so for those mats.

 

[Andy]

VW monster mats ?? From dealer.

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[altvic]

Many thanks, both. Nothing for me, so far, on internet. I'll phone VW commercial.

 

[altvic]

VW monster mats ?? From dealer.

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Got monster mats in cab.. I want the door step / well for two from and sliding door.

 

[briwy]

I got some cheopo mats from car accessory shop and just cut them to size.
Don't get thick ones or they won't bend enough to match the curve in the fromt wells

 

[Andy]

Got monster mats in cab.. I want the door step / well for two from and sliding door.

Don't think VW do matt specifically for the door steps. But stand to be corrected.

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[Hotel California]

Think i have to agree with @Andy about the doorsteps mats not beeing sold by VW original .
The OP when most read and understand it was regarding footwell mats ...
This to me are the mats in front where the pedals are and the passengers feet . Or am i lost in translation?

Never seen rubber doorstep mats for sale only the fabric ones .
Like mentiont above , cut them from rubber mats DIY

 

[altvic]

Yes, i did mean the 3 door steps. I will take suggestion to cut down to fit from kargwr rubber mat. Good idea @brywi.

 

[Bill R]

Yes, i did mean the 3 door steps. I will take suggestion to cut down to fit from kargwr rubber mat. Good idea @brywi.

You can also get rubber mat off cuts sold on eBay which you can trim to fit - I bought a piece cheaply to protect the area between the 2 front seats during the winter

 

[altvic]

I got some cheopo mats from car accessory shop and just cut them to size.
Don't get thick ones or they won't bend enough to match the curve in the fromt wells

Thanks to @briwy idea I located a large rubber boot mat from Costco for £10 and cut down three pieces for slider and cab door footwells. The cuts were taken from the 80cm side as the 100cm edge was too long to keep the plain flat edging on both sides of the slider door well.
The reverse of the slider well rubber mat was scored with three very slight strokes along the length with a stanley blade to allow the curve in the rubber to stay put; there was also two small pieces of velcro used to keep the 'wall' and the 'floor' of the mat in place. The door footwell pieces stay put on their own due to the weight of the rubber and the fact that I didn't take the 90deg bend (would interfere with the air flow veins.
They look a little better than the pics show (sic) and I am quite pleased with how they stay in place when stepping in and out of the van.
Not sure how to turn the product info sheet resting on spare rubber through 180 deg!