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Floor Mats – Protection with a difference

Floor mats have started assuming greater roles than providing mere protection to the floors. Mats of different designs and materials are now in vogue for serving varied purposes. The most popular forms in which mats are available today are logo mats, counter mats, entrance mats, anti-fatigue mats and safety mats.

A floor mat can cater to specific needs nowadays. Apart from providing protection, well-designed mats can also complement the décor of your laminate, hardwood or ceramic tile flooring. Amazingly, mats are also performing other interesting roles in areas of advertising and security and comfort.

Mats can become a marketing tool when used with a logo. A company name or a product name can be made constantly visible to customers in a market place. This not only promotes the product but also creates brand identity. The different techniques used to produce the various logos are dyed logo mat, inlaid logo mat and flocked logo mat.

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Another form of mat can also be useful in building corporate identity and enhancing brand recognition. These are counter mats which welcome potential customers with your company’s message every time at the point of sale. These mats can be used at service counters and check out registers.

Entrance mats are principally used for protecting the heavy traffic entry points from wear. The mats also bring down maintenance cost by keeping your expensive wood, tile or carpeted floors in good condition. These attractive mats are available in both absorbent and non-absorbent varieties in a range of designs, colors and materials.

Anti-fatigue mats for you floor will boost employee morale and reduce stress, thus, increasing productivity. Safety mats are being used to enhance safety and avoid accidents in working places and are recommended by O.S.H.A. They provide effective protection against wet, slippery floors and prevent unwanted accidents and its associated liabilities