⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ 4.9/5 Based on 4,357 Users
The Layer That Stops The Sliding
Sized to the deck. Grips underneath, pads on top.
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51.1″ × 23.6″ — sits flush inside the deck's edges
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Non-slip backing, so it stays where you put it
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1.5″ of padding over three rigid boards
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Machine washable, cold and gentle
Doesn't suit? Send it back. We pay the return shipping. 30 days, no restocking fee.
Ships from the USA
Delivered in 4–6 business days.
30-day fit guarantee
If it doesn't fit, we pay the return shipping.
Any questions?
Email us at hello@blackfellco.com
Does it fit the deck?
Yes. The deck platform is 51.2 inches long and 23.6 wide. The mat is 51.1 by 23.6, so it lies inside the deck's edges instead of riding up them.
Can I use it without the deck?
Yes. On a bare back seat it covers the full bench. It just won't fill the floorboard gap — that's the deck's job.
How do I wash it?
Cold wash, gentle cycle, air dry. Same routine as the deck cover.
Grey or black and white?
Same mat, same size, same price — pick on looks. Grey disappears against a black deck. Black and white shows more, and shows pale hair less.
Really pleased with this! Fits the back seat perfectly!
Why the deck needs a top layer
The boards solve the drop. They don’t solve the surface.
A flat floor is still a smooth floor
Thirty-six reviewers in the research complained about the same thing on covers they already owned: the dog slid. One put it plainly — “no grip whatsoever for a dogs paws”.
Quilted oxford fabric is built to shed water and resist claws. Neither of those jobs makes it grippy. A dog braking into a corner is standing on it, not lying on it.
The mat is the part that grips
It lies on top of the deck, 51.1 inches end to end against the deck’s 51.2, so it covers the platform without folding up the sides. The backing holds it in place and the surface gives the paws something to push against.
1.5 inches of padding also sits between your dog and three rigid boards, which matters most on long drives and for older joints.
The details
Factory specification. Measurements are the supplier’s published figures.