Posted by JohnDeere720GA on March 31, 2011 at 23:46:39 from (64.134.191.58):
In Reply to: Glue and paint ???'s posted by dave2 on March 30, 2011 at 12:05:29:
I know how the Germans and French do not get along but you may consider 2 "french cleats" (two pieces of wood with a 45* bevel cut along the length of each board (one is attached to the mat and the other is attached to the wall) and mounted so that the bevels catch each other. The heavier the weight they support or force they bear the tighter they hold. You could mount a cleat at the top of the mat in the normal fashion and mount the bottom cleat set upside down. I am thinking the matts would be flexible enough to either stretch or to roll onto the bottom cleat. If this will work for you you would then be able to remove the mats as they become worn.
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