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Matting Solutions
Research has shown that most of the dust and dirt in a building is because of pedestrian traffic bringing it in. Placed and serviced correctly the entrance dust mats can stop over 70% of dust, dirt and also moisture that would otherwise enter the building. Our higher quality coloured mats are nitrile rubber backed which is chemical & oil resistant and resists cracking and curling in all types of weather. The course nylon fibres create an excellent scraping and wiping action for maximum soil reduction. Mats are cleaned on a monthly basis to retain the prestige condition to always look like new. Our engineers will place in the location of your choice.
DUST MATTING
Leave dirt at the door with a Hygienic Concepts dust mat designed as a superior dust control barrier. Our Matting Solution offers unparalleled protection against the dirt and moisture that pedestrians can track into a building. Reduce over 70% of dust, dirt and moisture brought into a building within the first 10 to 30 feet.
BOUNCE MATTING
Nitrile rubber bounce mats provide a sense of security in industries such as the hotel, hospitality and leisure. Bounce mats are used in areas where fragile object may be dropped. The mat protects and cushions objects whilst ensuring floors are protected and safe to walk on.
SCRAPER MATS
Scraper mats are very similar to dust mats in that they reduce dirt entering a building. Placed and serviced correctly, the scraper mats can stop over 70% of dust & dirt that would otherwise enter the building. Our higher quality mats are nitrile rubber backed which is chemical & oil resistant and resists cracking and curling in all types of weather.
BESPOKE MATTING
Combine your company logo or personal design with the functional dust control benefits of a mat. Let your entrance matting convey your corporate identity, a specific message or simply say ‘Welcome’. Personalised doormats create a visually attractive and unique entrance whilst protecting against the damaging effects of dirt, grit and dust.
