Bsc Preferred MAT162MG Entrance Floor Mat

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT162MG is a commercial-grade entrance floor mat designed to capture dirt, water, snow, and debris at building entry points before foot traffic carries it further inside. The mat features a raised square waffle pattern that actively scrapes shoe soles clean on contact. It absorbs water, snow melt, and ice runoff to help keep adjacent flooring drier and safer underfoot. The mat dries quickly after saturation and holds its color without significant fading under regular use. It ships as a single unit and weighs 22.6 pounds, indicating a substantial, lay-flat construction suited to high-traffic doorways.

This mat is appropriate for commercial and light industrial facility entrances, lobbies, vestibules, and similar high-foot-traffic transition zones where floor safety and cleanliness are priorities. Facility maintenance staff, janitorial supply professionals, and safety coordinators are the typical end users specifying this product. It is equivalent to part number H-1282MG, making it a direct cross-reference replacement for facilities already standardized on that specification.

Key Features

• Raised square waffle surface pattern scrapes dirt and debris from shoe soles on contact
• Absorbs water, snow, and ice melt to reduce wet-floor hazards near entryways
• Quick-drying construction reduces mildew risk and mat downtime during cleaning cycles
• Fade-resistant material maintains appearance under continuous foot traffic and UV exposure
• Multiple cleaning methods accepted: vacuuming, hosing off, steam cleaning, or shampooing
• Direct equivalent to part number H-1282MG for cross-reference replacement

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number H-1282MG. Suitable as a direct replacement for facilities specifying that part number. Designed for standard commercial entrance and vestibule applications.

Installation Notes

Facility maintenance personnel typically place and service entrance mats without specialized tools or licensed trade credentials. Confirm the mat lays flat against the floor surface with no curled edges that could create a trip hazard. In compliance with applicable facility safety standards, inspect the mat regularly for saturation, wear, or curling and remove it from service if it no longer lays flat. Clean per manufacturer guidance using vacuuming, hosing, steam cleaning, or shampooing as conditions require.