Rubber frame to go with Quattro mat?

[electric_cooper]

Just bought a SkyTrak and Net Return Home Series so the final piece to the puzzle is a range mat to hit off.

Im based in the UK so don’t have all the same options as you guys in the US but I’ve found a UK distributor of the Quattro mat so think I am going to buy one of them.

The reviews sound great.

The distributor has also recommended a frame for the mat to provide a bit of protection and to prevent the mat sliding around whilst in use. I will be interchanging between playing indoors and outdoors (ie I won’t be installing the set up in one fixed place) so this sounds a good idea - has anyone used a frame for their mat?

The two options they have are:

https://tjgolf.co.uk/product/imax-matkeeper-frame/

https://tjgolf.co.uk/product/imax-airlastic-frame-only-for-1-5m-x-1-5m-mat/

Any advice? Would they be useful or is it a bit overkill and therefore a waste of money?

[DS12]

Interlocking exercise mats with some type of tape, carpet tape or something that can secure the mats together might be a cheaper option if you're concerned about it moving, but I thought the Quattro mat had a rubber back to help prevent this