Bsc Preferred MAT175MG Waffle Pattern Floor Mat

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT175MG is a heavy-duty floor mat engineered with a raised square waffle pattern designed to aggressively scrape dirt, water, and debris from shoe soles at entry points. The waffle surface construction channels moisture away from foot traffic areas, helping keep surrounding floors drier and safer underfoot. Weighing approximately 54.9 pounds and packaged at dimensions of 10.5 inches by 51.5 inches by 10.5 inches, this is a substantial mat suited for high-traffic commercial and industrial entry zones. Facility maintenance crews and safety coordinators are the primary installers and end users.

This mat is well suited for commercial facilities, warehouses, manufacturing floors, and institutional buildings where controlling tracked-in moisture, snow, ice, and debris is a routine safety concern. The absorbent construction soaks up water and snowmelt to reduce slip hazards at doorways and transition zones. It is sized and weighted for stationary placement at primary entry points where foot traffic is consistent and floor protection is a priority.

Key Features

• Raised square waffle pattern scrapes and traps dirt, water, and debris from shoe soles
• Absorbent material soaks up water, snow, and ice to keep surrounding floors drier
• Fade-resistant construction maintains appearance under repeated use and cleaning cycles
• Multiple cleaning methods accepted: vacuuming, hosing off, steam cleaning, or shampooing
• Substantial weight and size for stable, stationary placement in high-traffic entry zones

Compatibility

The MAT175MG is equivalent to part number H-1999MG. Designed as a direct replacement or upgrade mat for commercial and institutional facility entry applications requiring heavy-duty debris and moisture control.

Installation Notes

Placement is typically handled by facility maintenance staff without specialized tools. Position the mat on a clean, dry, flat floor surface at entry points to ensure it lies flat and does not curl or shift underfoot. Confirm the mat does not obstruct door clearance or create a trip hazard at edges. Follow local facility safety guidelines and OSHA slip-and-fall prevention standards when selecting mat placement locations.