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Your cart is empty.With its custom foam backing the VanRug gives you the look and comfort of carpet, in an ultra-tough 100% polypropylene (essentially plastic) product. That means not only will it protect your van, it will provide impact and cargo protection and act as a heat and noise insulator. Your cargo won’t slide around and the tough material stands up to water (it won’t mold or mildew) stains and even harsh chemicals.Die cut to fit your specific make and model, this cargo mat looks great and fits like a glove, creating a void-free surface without damaging your van. Just clean it with a hose, power washer or vacuum and your VanRug is good as new.
John in N.H.
2025-07-17 14:36:34
Arrived yesterday for my 03 Ford E250. Fits Perfectly ! Comfortable on the knees, quieted van down A LOT !! Non-absorbent, won't burn (it will melt, however!). I love it ! Laid it out for an hour and it went right in, no issues. I have a standard/base/reg length Ford van. It had the cutouts for the side step door holes and tucked under the front mat with 2" under it. I glued mine, as I won't be removing mine ever...the shelving units are mounted and they sit on top of the rug. But you could use velcro tape or 2 sided tape for the front seams if you want to take yours out for cleaning. Nice rug, boxes will slide on it nicely, but heavier stuff with edges or rubber feet will not. The bottom has a nice molded foam pad, and the 'rug' is soft yet strong, similar to those thick foam imprinted door mats you see with logos melted in them. I'm impressed with this item, would buy again, but I doubt I'll need to !
Rob
2025-06-13 15:43:04
Love it! Had to do some triming due to passenger van but perfect fit! Customer service came in clutch when I ordered the wrong one. They were verifying the fit for my van before they shipped! Way to go! My floor looks great! Thank you!
chris thompson
2025-06-04 10:43:41
I bought this to replace the dirty carpet in my E350 super duty passenger van. The seats are out and I am converting the vehicle to a modular camper. This floor covering is a perfect solution to cover the whole 'cargo' space. It is designed for a cargo van, so if you are going to put it in a passenger van with the extra interior trim and rear AC unit you will need to do some minor trimming, but it is easy to do. Just make sure you have the passenger side in place before trimming the driver side and trim it incrementally until it fits tight and snug. Since I removed the seats, I put the seat bracket bolts back into the floor (otherwise there would be holes in the floor) and I was please to find that the flooring 'absorbed' the bump the bolts caused without any visible bump on the surface. Very happy with it, hopefully it holds up well over time.
Curtis Goode Jr
2025-04-24 15:18:23
Fits great, I guarantee it
Dana
2025-04-14 15:37:35
Just installed this Bedrug; review based on no use yet. Durability: 3 stars. anything sharp or really heavy would probably damage it. Lightweight: 5 stars. extremely light. Value for Money: 1 star. this thing feels cheap. As for the fit, it does not fit wall to wall; there is about an inch of gap along the sides and an unacceptable large gap behind the driverside wheel well. It is about 5-6 inches behind the front seats and about an inch short of the back door. If I paid only $80 for it I would be happy
James
2025-04-06 12:04:38
I don't write many reviews and when I do I'm usually complaining. Not now. I'm converting a Ford E150 passenger van into a camper van. I wanted the floor to be soft, warm and quiet . This van rug meets all those requirements. It's as soft as any commercial grade carpet I looked at, it's warmer than the existing carpeting was, and it dampens road noise better than the existing carpet. And the van became much more quiet overall when I added Noico Mass Loaded Vinyl to the bare floor and then reinstalled the van rug. And reinstalling the van rug was easy because just flops into place. Part of the installation on the ford van requires removing and replacing the trim at the side and back doors but that was very easy to do. Also since I'm leaving most of the passenger area trim in place, I had to cut about an inch of each side of the van rug to make it lay flat. But with a fresh blade in the razor knife it was not hard to do. I spent a lot of time and money insulating the roof and sides of passenger area and was not looking forward to doing the floor. The van rug saved a lot of time. And the van rug was a bit cheaper than insulation, plywood and carpeting would have been. So I'm a happy camper.
MommaBaker
2025-03-01 12:16:48
We didn't know quite how thick this was going to be. We had to cut some precision holes in it to accomodate some modifications we made to our van. After just cutting one square to fit the cabinet for our refrigerator we had to change the blade in our boxcutter. Wow, this is a tough mat.When we laid the mat down it did fit the van perfectly and is a really nice color. Okay, I'm sure most of you don't care about the color, but hey, I'm a woman. I care about these things.The only complaint, which can't really even be called a complaint in my opinion, is that when we put the carpet down and crawled all over it as we were marking where to make our cuts for the cabinetry it shed all over our clothes. You MUST vacuum this immediately or you will be covered in little blackish dots or dust or whatever it is that is all over it. Not a big issue, but boy, did we laugh when we saw ourselves after climbing out of the van.All in all, this appears to be a carpet that should last us a lifetime. Well, in the vehicle's lifetime anyway :)
TimC
2025-01-11 16:05:53
I've had the BedRug for a pickup I used to own and thought I'd give this a shot in my van.Works just fine. Couple of things to know...first, the base is set to work with the grooves in the bed of your Ford van. I've layed insulation and plywood on the base of my fan, so no bueno. The workaround for this is to use adhesive type velcro on the underside. Second, the finish of the base of this thing drops micro bits and pieces of black material all over the place...kind of odd to not have a solid finish on the base, but it's not a huge deal I guess.Overall, good kit, looks like it'll be just as durable as my BedRug was and that's a good thing.
AtomicBen
2024-12-22 16:28:41
I'm doing a camper van conversion in a Ford 2008 E150. Absolutely fit absolutely perfect.Less than 10 minutes to install. I had planned on putting laminate flooring in. FORGET THAT. I would have had to insulate and then also figure out a way to level the floor because of the ribs/bumps floor. Forget it. This IS insulation and it has the ridges and grooves already to go. It's SO soft on the knees. I am SO happy with this purchase. I have no idea what I was thinking with the laminate floor. This was the best money we spent on the van yet.I will point our one thing and I can't blame the rug. You have to unscrew the dozen or so trim screws to lay the rug, but the thickness of the rug made it hard for most of the trim screws to get a solid connection. We did have to go find longer trim screws from NAPA and found some Honda screws that were a bit longer. It cost $10 but that doesn't take away from the value this rug provided us. It's just a little detail you should be prepared for.Love it Love it Love it!
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