Bsc Preferred MAT168CH Entrance Waffle Scraper Floor Mat

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT168CH is a heavy-duty entrance floor mat designed to scrape dirt, water, and debris from shoes before they reach interior flooring. Its raised, square waffle pattern provides aggressive surface contact that lifts and traps contaminants on contact. The mat absorbs water, snow, and ice melt, helping to keep entryways and facility floors drier during high-traffic periods. It resists fading with regular use and dries quickly after saturation. Facility managers, janitorial staff, and building maintenance professionals specify this mat for commercial and industrial entry points where floor protection and slip hazard reduction are priorities.

The MAT168CH is suited for use at building entrances, loading docks, lobby vestibules, and other high-foot-traffic thresholds in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. Its waffle surface pattern performs well in environments exposed to rain, snow, and tracked-in debris. Cleaning is straightforward: vacuum, hose off, steam clean, or shampoo as conditions require. This mat is equivalent to part number H-3143GR.

Key Features

• Raised square waffle pattern aggressively scrapes shoes clean of dirt, water, and debris
• Absorbs water, snow, and ice to reduce tracked moisture on interior floors
• Dries quickly after saturation to maintain performance between cleaning cycles
• Resists fading under regular use and cleaning
• Multiple cleaning methods accepted: vacuuming, hosing off, steam cleaning, or shampooing

Compatibility

Equivalent replacement for part number H-3143GR. Suitable as a standard commercial entrance mat for facilities requiring aggressive scraping and moisture absorption at high-traffic entry points.

Installation Notes

Placement at building entrances should account for door swing clearance and floor surface type to prevent curling or shifting. On smooth hard floors, confirm the mat backing provides adequate grip or use a mat anchor to prevent movement. Inspect periodically for debris accumulation beneath the mat, which can create a trip hazard. No tools or trade licensing are required for placement or removal.