Bsc Preferred MAT152MG Entrance Floor Mat Waffle Pattern

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT152MG is an entrance floor mat designed to scrape shoes clean and absorb tracked-in moisture before it reaches interior flooring. The raised, square waffle surface pattern aggressively removes dirt, water, and debris from shoe soles on contact. The mat body absorbs water, snow, and ice melt to keep the surrounding floor surface drier. It dries quickly after saturation and resists color fading with repeated use. Weighing approximately 8.62 pounds, it ships as a single unit and is suited for placement at building entries, vestibules, and high-traffic doorways in commercial and light-industrial facilities.

This mat is intended for use at entry points in commercial buildings, schools, warehouses, retail spaces, and similar facilities where foot traffic brings in outdoor moisture and debris. Facility maintenance staff and janitorial crews are the primary installers and users. It is placed at exterior or interior entry thresholds to intercept contamination before it spreads to finished flooring. Cleaning is straightforward: vacuum, hose off, steam clean, or shampoo as needed. This product is equivalent to part number H-626MG.

Key Features

• Raised square waffle pattern scrapes dirt, water, and debris from shoe soles on contact
• Absorbs water, snow, and ice melt to reduce wet floor hazards near entry points
• Dries quickly after saturation, reducing downtime between cleanings
• Resists color fading with regular use and repeated cleaning cycles
• Multiple cleaning methods accepted: vacuuming, hosing off, steam cleaning, or shampooing

Compatibility

Equivalent replacement for part number H-626MG. Suitable for standard commercial entrance mat applications at exterior and interior thresholds.

Installation Notes

Placement requires no tools or fasteners for standard flat-lay installation. Position the mat on a clean, dry, level floor surface at the entry threshold. For safety, confirm the mat lies flat with no curled edges that could create a trip hazard. Follow applicable facility safety codes when placing mats in egress pathways.