Bsc Preferred MAT175BR Waffle Scraper Floor Mat

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT175BR is a heavy-duty scraper mat designed to remove dirt, water, and debris from footwear at building entrances and high-traffic transition zones. Its raised square waffle pattern mechanically agitates shoe soles on contact, lifting and trapping contaminants below the walking surface. The mat absorbs water, snow, and ice melt to keep adjacent flooring drier and safer underfoot. It resists fading under regular use and dries quickly between cleanings, reducing downtime in active facilities. Maintenance is straightforward: vacuum, hose off, steam clean, or shampoo as needed. This unit is equivalent to part number H-1999BR.

The MAT175BR is suited for commercial and institutional entryways, vestibules, loading docks, and any area where foot traffic brings in moisture and outdoor debris. Typical installations include office buildings, schools, warehouses, and retail facilities where floor safety and cleanliness are ongoing concerns. Facility maintenance professionals and safety coordinators are the primary end users for this product type. The mat works in both dry and wet climate conditions, making it a versatile year-round placement option.

Key Features

• Raised square waffle pattern scrapes and traps dirt, water, and debris from shoe soles
• Absorbs water, snow, and ice melt to reduce wet floor hazards
• Dries quickly between cleanings to minimize downtime
• Fade-resistant construction for sustained appearance in high-traffic areas
• Multiple cleaning methods accepted: vacuuming, hosing off, steam cleaning, or shampooing
• Direct equivalent to part number H-1999BR

Compatibility

Direct equivalent replacement for part number H-1999BR. Designed as an OEM-style replacement scraper mat for commercial and institutional entryway matting applications.

Installation Notes

Facility maintenance staff typically place this mat without tools, positioning it flat at entry points or transition areas where moisture and debris are introduced. Ensure the mat lies flat against the floor with no curled edges that could create a trip hazard. Inspect mounting conditions periodically and confirm the mat is not shifting under traffic. Follow applicable OSHA and local facility safety guidelines for entryway matting placement and slip-resistance requirements.