Entrance Matting
12 products
12 products
Description
Entrance matting stops dirt and water at the door, before it is walked through your building. That keeps floors cleaner, cuts cleaning time and reduces slips on wet days. This range includes outdoor scraper mats, rubber-backed barrier mats and runners, and natural coir matting for offices, shops, schools and industrial units.
Plan your entrance in two zones
- Outside: scraper mats – open rubber link mats (910 x 910 mm, 16 mm thick) with drainage holes knock off mud and grit and let rain drain away.
- Inside: barrier mats and runners – rubber-backed mats and runners take water and fine dirt off shoes. Longer runners suit corridors and busy entrances.
The more steps people take on matting, the more dirt it captures, so busy entrances benefit from longer mats.
Sizes and materials
- Barrier runners from 0.7 x 1.8 m up to 1.2 x 10 m, in black and anthracite.
- Rubber barrier mats with bevelled edges in blue, red, green, black and brown.
- 17 mm PVC-backed coir matting in sizes from 1 m x 0.75 m.
- Ribbed rubber matting rolls for walkways and service entrances.
Entrance matting FAQs
Which entrance mat is best for a commercial building?
Use a scraper mat outside and a rubber-backed barrier mat inside. Together they remove both coarse dirt and moisture before it reaches your floors.
Can entrance matting be cut to size?
Coir matting can be trimmed with a sharp knife to fit a mat well. For other areas, choose the nearest runner or mat size. Measure the area, including any recessed mat well, before ordering.
Is coir or rubber better?
Coir is a natural fibre that scrapes shoes well and is often fitted in recessed mat wells. Rubber-backed barrier mats are better at drying shoes and stay put on smooth floors.
How should entrance mats be cleaned?
Vacuum barrier mats regularly and lift scraper mats to clear dirt from underneath. Most rubber mats can be hosed down outside.
Related ranges: coir matting, outdoor matting, anti-slip mats, rubber mats and rubber matting.
