Match the mat to the floor.
The same mat rarely suits a wash bay and a lobby. Here's how we steer customers between compounds and profiles.
Manufacturing and assembly
Press lines, assembly cells and tool cribs where footing, cart traffic and dropped parts all share the same floor.
Start with Industrial mats →Standing workstations
Inspection benches, service counters and commercial kitchens where one person stands in the same square metre all day.
Start with Anti-Fatigue mats →Wet and wash-down areas
Dish pits, bottling lines and wash bays where water on smooth concrete is the hazard.
Start with Drainage mats →Garages and workshops
Bays that take snow melt, road salt, oil drips and the occasional dropped wrench.
Start with Garage & Workshop mats →Public buildings
Lobbies, corridors and checkout lanes where matting has to look tidy and stay under door sweeps.
Start with Commercial Floor mats →Entrances and thresholds
Doorways that carry grit indoors — scrape it off before it reaches interior flooring.
Start with Entrance mats →Gyms and training floors
Free-weight platforms, cardio floors and studio build-outs that need impact absorption.
Start with Gym & Fitness mats →Vehicles and fleets
Trucks, vans and service vehicles where footwells and cargo floors take mud and tools.
Start with Automotive mats →