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Industrial Floor Matting

Anti-fatigue and walk-off matting for the places people stand all day, from wet and oily production floors to cleanrooms, kitchens and entryways.

ANTI-FATIGUE MATTING

Matting for Standing Work

Standing on a concrete floor all shift is hard on feet, legs and backs. Every mat on this page is a cushioned surface meant for exactly that: workstations, cashier stations, and anywhere the job keeps somebody in one spot for hours.

The options split by what is on the floor. Modular rubber matting is made for wet and oily areas. There is matting built for commercial kitchens, and tile-top matting for cleanroom and lab environments. For everywhere else, plush and cushioned mats cover general standing work.

Entrance walk-off matting is here too. It goes at the doors, where dirt and moisture come in from outside.

Match the Mat to the Floor

HOW TO CHOOSE

Match the Mat to the Floor

Start with the environment. Wet or oily floors, commercial food service, cleanroom and lab space, and ordinary dry work areas each call for a different mat surface. After that it comes down to how long people are on their feet and how much cushion they want underfoot.

Not sure which surface fits your floor? Tell us what happens on it and we will point you at the matting built for those conditions.

Not sure which system fits your operation?

Send your loads, footprint, ceiling height, and throughput goals. A specialist returns a layout with capacities, a drawing, and lead times.

Industrial Floor Matting

Key Features

  • Anti-fatigue mats for workstations and cashier stations
  • Modular rubber matting for wet and oily areas
  • Matting for commercial kitchen floors
  • Tile-top matting for cleanrooms and labs
  • Entrance walk-off matting for doorways

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