Bsc Preferred MAT165RB Waffle Pattern Floor Mat

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT165RB is a raised, square waffle-pattern entrance mat designed to scrape dirt, water, and debris from footwear before it reaches interior floors. The textured surface lifts and traps contaminants at the door, while the mat body absorbs water, snow, and ice melt to keep surrounding floor surfaces drier. This mat is built for high-traffic entry points in commercial and institutional facilities. It dries quickly after saturation and resists color fading over repeated cleaning cycles. Maintenance is straightforward: vacuum, hose off, steam clean, or shampoo as needed. At 43.78 pounds, it stays in place under foot traffic without anchoring hardware.

This mat is suited for indoor and covered outdoor entry areas in commercial buildings, warehouses, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar high-footfall environments. It is typically positioned at primary entry points where weather tracking is a daily concern. Facility maintenance staff and safety coordinators specify this type of mat to reduce slip-and-fall risk and minimize floor soiling in lobbies and corridors. This product is equivalent to part number H-1998R.

Key Features

• Raised square waffle pattern scrapes dirt, water, and debris from shoe soles on contact
• Absorbent mat body soaks up water, snow, and ice melt to reduce floor wetness
• Quick-drying construction limits downtime between cleaning cycles
• Fade-resistant material maintains appearance through repeated washings
• Multiple cleaning methods accepted: vacuum, hose, steam clean, or shampoo

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number H-1998R. Suitable as a direct replacement for standard waffle-pattern entrance mats in commercial and institutional facility safety matting applications.

Installation Notes

Facility maintenance personnel or safety staff typically place and position entrance mats. Confirm the target floor surface is clean and dry before placement to ensure the mat lies flat. Inspect the underside backing periodically for wear that could allow mat movement under foot traffic. Follow facility safety protocols and applicable slip-and-fall prevention guidelines when positioning matting in high-traffic entry areas.