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Wearwell

Wearwell anti-fatigue mats, modular floor tiles and entrance walk-off matting.

Overview

Wearwell Anti-Fatigue and Ergonomic Industrial Matting

Wearwell manufactures anti-fatigue mats, modular floor tiles, and entrance walk-off matting. The line covers dry standing stations, wet and oily areas, commercial kitchens, and cleanrooms and labs.

Deluxe quotes Wearwell for standing work areas where the floor type, moisture and cleanliness decide which mat fits. The modular tile options let you reconfigure a work cell without replacing the whole mat.

Match the mat to the floor

How It Works

Match the mat to the floor

The right mat depends on what hits the floor. Wet and oily areas call for modular rubber or open tile that lets fluid drain away from the surface. Dry standing stations suit cushioned anti-fatigue mats. Cleanrooms and labs use a tile-top surface, and kitchens have their own line. Wearwell covers each of those with a specific product.

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Key Features

  • Anti-fatigue mats for standing workstations
  • ErgoDeck modular floor tiles for wet and dry workstations
  • WorkSafe modular rubber mats for wet and oily areas
  • Tile-Top mats for cleanrooms and labs
  • WellnessMats for commercial kitchens
  • Soft Step, Kushion Walk and Rejuvenator cushioned mats
  • Up-Front entrance walk-off matting

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