Is your current entrance matting system not working.
We have the solution
If you really want to keep your building clean and safe, it’s not enough to throw down a mat at the door. In fact, the Health and Safety Executive advises against the use of loose lay mats which they state "can introduce a range of hazards and are not always very effective".
We can provide a bespoke solution taking into account budget, footfall, location and the type of footwear used in your building.
We offer various grades of barrier matting which can be separated into three main application areas within a building.
* If maintained in line with the manufacturers guidelines
* If maintained in line with the manufacturers guidelines
When planning your entrance system it is useful to consider the entrance area in terms of zones. You can then select the different types of matting required to achieve an entrance flooring system that is fully integrated into your design scheme:
The zone concept:
External primary matting
Outside the building entrance, primary matting is the first line of defence against footborne soil, scraping the coarsest dirt from the soles of shoes before they cross the threshold.
Internal primary matting
Immediately beyond the external matting, internal primary matting is required to remove footborne moisture and finer particles of soil.
Internal secondary matting
Flooring leading away from the entrance area – in the reception, corridors etc. –must be specifically designed to withstand heavy traffic and intensive cleaning regimes. They will be prone to residual soiling and will inevitably require a high level of cleaning to maintain performance and appearance.
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