Matting

Matting FAQ

• Are safety mats required for wet or greasy areas?

  Many facilities use safety mats in wet zones to improve traction and reduce slip risk. Look for stable backing, slip-resistant surfaces, and beveled edges to support safe transitions.

• Can I order matting in bulk for multiple locations?

  Yes. Bulk ordering helps standardize SKUs, reduce per-unit freight impact, and keep spares on hand for quick replacements. It also simplifies reordering for recurring facility needs.

• How do I choose the right mat size for an entryway?

  Measure the clear width of the doorway and the available floor space. A longer mat length captures more debris and moisture by allowing multiple steps before customers or staff reach finished flooring.

• How should commercial mats be cleaned and maintained?

  Follow the product cleaning guidance: vacuuming for carpeted wipers, shake-out or hose-down for many scraper styles, and wash-down for certain rubber or polymer mats. Regular cleaning extends life and keeps traction consistent.

• What type of mat is best for stopping dirt and water at entrances?

  Use a scraper or combination entrance mat to remove grit, then a wiper mat to absorb moisture. The best setup depends on weather exposure, traffic volume, and how often you can clean or swap mats.