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Old 30th January 2019, 16:10   #1
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Hi,

How are the mats kept in place in the drivers footwell.

I have some round plastic clips sticking out of the carpet, which I assume will hold the new mats in place.

Do they just pull out to fit the new mat, or is there some clever technique involved?

Also, are new clips available, and If so, what are they properly called?

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Old 30th January 2019, 17:24   #2
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The Mark one fasteners have a twistlock top if my memory serves me well. Item No 5


https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-GRID001517


Wow! Just seen the price of my mats with Logos on them! £97.45 plus postage!!! Must remember to take them out when the scrap man comes!
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Old 31st January 2019, 18:24   #3
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The Mark one fasteners have a twistlock top if my memory serves me well.

My Mk2 Connoisseur doesn't have anything at all (??)


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They are on Rimmers' website - £1.72 each. Details as follows:

EAJ100120 Hook-floor cover carpet retention - EAJ100120 - Genuine MG Rover

Postage is expensive so not worth ordering them IMHO unless you're buying some other items.

If you have genuine Rover floor mats for a car with the hooks (i.e. mats as standard equipment) they have 2 holes near the rear edge. Bend the mat down so the holes are nearly vertical and slide the mat forwards into the footwell. The hooks slot into the holes and hold the mat in place.

If your car doesn't have mats as standard you need the other type of mat which comes with vinyl screws which twist through the mat into the carpet underneath.
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Plenty on eBay, although mine keep pulling out because the carpet is slightly torn and with my short legs the mat can get caught on the seat lol

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My Mk2 Connoisseur doesn't have anything at all (??)


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Mine is the same. Poundland sell rolls of velcro in the gardening section so I used this and a hot glue gun to stick strips of it to the underside of the mat and now they don't budge .
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My mk1 conny has these twist lock type , and the mats have corresponding holes ……...https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-EAK100040
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The Rimmer site says "no longer available".
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Those are the twist lock type.
The alternate type are still available - search for:

EAJ100120 Hook-floor cover carpet retention - EAJ100120 - Genuine MG Rover

Might be easier to use strong Velcro, though!
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The Rimmer site says "no longer available".
The ebay version as in quote #5 above is the same thing
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