The Highland Floor Mats, part # 46022, for your 2008 Honda Element are made of a pliable, premium rubber that will not stiffen or crack, and will help keep the mats from sliding in your vehicle. They are not a hard rubber or plastic material.
The small, anti-skid spikes on the back of the floor mat will also keep the mats from slipping if your Element has the carpet flooring. view full answer...
The Hopkins Semi-Custom Auto Floor Mats - PVC - Front - Black Item # HM79140 for the 2005 Honda Element, is made of a strong durable waterproof PVC construction that is easily cleaned but we do not have any with carpet on them.
We also offer rear (second row) floor mats, WeatherTech All-Weather Rear Floor Mats - Black
Item # WTW20 and then for the cargo area mat, WeatherTech Universal Cargo Mat - Black
Item # WT11AVMCB. view full answer...
The floor mats, # HL51011, are made from a rubberized thermoplastic material which means rubber and plastic. I do not believe that California considers rubber and plastic to be harmful, and certainly not when used as a floor mat. I spoke with my contact at Husky Liners to verify and she stated that the mats are approved for sale in all 50 states. view full answer...
The Highland Auto Floor Mats # 46022 you referenced are made of 100 percent rubber with no carpeting. They do not have the eyelets for your 2006 Toyota Tacoma, but have the raised rubber anti-skid spikes on the bottom. I have included a link to a video review of this product.
I have also provided a link to all our floor mat options for your Tacoma. You will want to select your cab style prior to examining your choices to ensure you get the right floor mat for your vehicle. view full answer...
I recommend going with Road Comforts Custom Auto Floor Mats - Front, Middle, and Rear - Black # 3743447A which is a complete set for your 2016 Honda Odyssey. They are BPA-free, odorless, and do not emit harmful chemicals. I attached a helpful demonstration video for you to check out. view full answer...
The Husky Liners WeatherBeater Custom Auto Floor Liners # HL99053 are somewhat pliable but they are also custom fit to basically hug the floor of your vehicle. They aren't like regular carpeted or rubber floor mats. They are basically a skin covering the floor so they don't have need to be able to easily flex. view full answer...
The 1/2 inch thick backing on the BedRug mat, # VTRF92, is made of closed-cell foam polypropylene that is waterproof so it will not pick up moisture. It will not make the rusting that has already started worse because it does not hold moisture. However, since moisture will not get held in the mat you will want to make sure that if there are liquid spills that get under the mat that you dry them up. I included a video review video link from the manufacturer talking about their products. view full answer...
I went out to the warehouse and opened the box that the VanRug Custom Floor Mat for Cargo Vans - Charcoal Gray - Carpet item # VRG96 comes in. I can confirm that it does not smell like cheap rubber and plastic from China. I consider myself to have a very strong sense of smell and got a very neutral fragrance from inside the box. I could only smell the cardboard the rug comes packaged in. This product was also made in the USA which might also explain the absence of any cheap plasticky odors. view full answer...
The WeatherTech Custom Molded Floor Liners have a rough texture on the surfaces to keep them from sliding on the carpet and to keep muddy shoes from sliding on the liner.
They are made of a semi-rigid compound, a softer plastic. These liners are not like the generic rubber floor mats that are very flexible and flimsy rubber. They are soft and flexible enough that they can be folded and placed in their shipping boxes, but once they are laid out, they flatten to tightly fit the vehicle they... view full answer...
According to my contact at WeatherTech their Cargo Liner # WT40317 is composed of a proprietary custom-blended thermoplastic elastomer they call TPE, which is impact-resistant and weatherproof. My contact advised that this TPE is indeed non-toxic but it does not include any recycled materials, only new.
This cargo mat fits all models of the Hyundai Santa Fe for years 2007 through 2012.
I found nothing on the WeatherTech website indicating that their products are made using recycled materials. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Weathertech about the construction of their floor liners. We deal with hundreds of vendors here at etrailer.com, and I must say that they're probably the most reluctant to divulge any information they consider to be remotely proprietary. I was was told that Thermoplastic Olefin (TPO) is the primary component used to manufacture their floor liners. TPO is a blend containing a thermoplastic and an elastomer or rubber and some sort of filler. I researched TPO for... view full answer...
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