Outdoor Mats

Active Scraper

Systematic parquet square pattern (each rotated 90°) to remove dirt and handle multi-direction traffic
Deep channels and drainage holes to keep dirt and moisture away from shoes
Flexible blades to scrape shoes and add anti-fatigue properties
Bevelled edges allow for easy transition from floor to mat
Sandpaper backing for superior grip on concrete surfaces
Certified 'High Traction' by the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI)
Thickness: 10mm

Superior moulded tread aggressively scrapes shoes clean and traps debris in the base of the mat
All-rubber construction for maximum durability
Textured backing keeps mat in place
Bevelled edges for additional safety and prevention of slips and falls
Made with natural rubber
Recyclable for reuse of materials
Certified 'High Traction' by the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI)
Thickness: 8mm

Systematic parquet square pattern (each rotated 90°) to remove dirt and handle multi-direction traffic
Large water pan area to hold excess water
Flexible blades to scrape shoes and add anti-fatigue properties
Bevelled edges allow for easy transition from floor to mat
Holds twice the amount of dirt and water than a normal scraper mat
Recyclable
Certified 'High Traction' by the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI)
Thickness: 10mm

91% of shoppers select a store because of its appearance (Progressive Grocer)
When asked, "What's the first thing you look at when judging cleanliness?" the most popular first response of consumers was "Floors" (42%); "Smell" was the second (14%). (CDI Research 1991)

9 million disabling slips and falls with average USD£21,000/claim (National Safety Council)
Average cost to defend slip/fall lawsuit $50,000 (NFSI)
28% of workers miss 31 days or more from same-level slips, trips and falls (Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Without entrance matting, 1,500 people can remove 42% of the finish from a floor (3M)
80% of the dust, dirt and grime in in public building is "tracked in" from the outside (Institute of Industrial Laundries)
Studies show that 0.83m² of commercial grade carpeting can accumulate 0.45kg of dirt over a one-week period and up to twice as much during inclement weather. (International Sanitary Supply Association)
The estimated cost of removing a single pound of dirt froma modern building today can exceed USD$500. (International Sanitary Supply Association)
It is estimated 90% of building maintenance cost is labour. (Cleaning Management)

39 billion kgs of dust settle over the U.S. each year. ("All the Real Dirt Dust", Discover Magazine)
About 10% of Americans are allergic to some component of dust. (Dr. Robert Pumbhrey, Washington D.C.)
The average six-room dwelling takes in 18kgs of dust in a year. A private home may have between 13,000,000 to 26,000,000 tiny bits of dust and particulate matter in every cubic cm of air. (TRSA Report "Dust Where We Work")
A major source of indoor air pollutants is street dust, carried in on shoes and captured in carpeting. ("The Indoor Clean Air Quality Challenge", Spray Technology Magazine)
American businesses are spending upwards of USD$100 billion a year as a result of lost worker productivity due to poor indoor air quality and "Sick Building Syndrome". (Consumer Federal of America)