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We cover our floor with ECO-Mat. Its not the cheapest thing around, but its conveniant and goes down in one lump so there are no bits to trip over or ends to come up. We got 3m x 4m worth which just leaves a few inches either side by the front door and by the bedroom pods that isn't covered. We did this mainly to protect the groundsheet from things like tables and chairs, but it does create a nice soft and warm floor to walk on. I think we paid about £40 for it. But it would take multiple picnic rugs to cover the floor so I guess the time you add up what it would costs for a few picnic rugs ( at about £5 each for a cheapie ) there wouldn't be much difference in cost, plus it folds up into one square when not in use so is fairly easy to transport ( about the same size as a footprint groundsheet ).
We do exactly the same thing with our Montana 12, Montana 4 and Nebraska, although on the others it is a complete fit with no groundsheet showing. Unfortunately, the floor of the Montana 6 is just that little bit bigger to be able to get 1 piece of ECO-Mat.
------------- Steve
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