Bsc Preferred MAT158RB Entrance Scraper Floor Mat

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT158RB is a heavy-duty entrance floor mat engineered with a raised, square waffle pattern designed to scrape dirt, water, and debris from shoes before they reach interior floors. The mat absorbs water, snow, and ice at the entryway, keeping surrounding floor surfaces drier and safer. It dries quickly after heavy use and resists fading over time. This mat is suited for commercial and institutional facilities where high foot traffic generates continuous floor contamination. Facility maintenance staff and janitorial crews install and maintain this product as part of a standard entryway safety and cleanliness program.

The MAT158RB is appropriate for use at primary and secondary building entrances in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. Its scraper-style waffle surface handles wet and muddy conditions common in warehouses, schools, office lobbies, healthcare facilities, and light manufacturing environments. The raised pattern lifts debris away from shoe soles while the mat body retains moisture to reduce slip hazards on adjacent hard flooring. This product is equivalent to part number H-1996R.

Key Features

• Raised square waffle pattern scrapes dirt, water, and debris from shoe soles
• Absorbs water, snow, and ice to reduce moisture tracked onto interior floors
• Dries quickly after heavy use to maintain consistent performance
• Resists color fading for extended service life in high-traffic areas
• Multiple cleaning methods accepted: vacuuming, hosing off, steam cleaning, or shampooing

Compatibility

Equivalent replacement for part number H-1996R. Designed as a standard entrance scraper mat for commercial and institutional facility entryways.

Installation Notes

Facility maintenance staff should position the mat flat at the entry threshold on a clean, dry surface to prevent bunching or curling. Verify that the mat does not create a tripping hazard at door clearance points. Follow OSHA and local building safety guidelines for floor mat placement in high-traffic public areas. Inspect the mat regularly for signs of wear, curling edges, or saturation that could reduce slip resistance.