Bsc Preferred MAT356CH Indoor Entry Mat Rubber Backing

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT356CH is an indoor floor mat designed for high-traffic areas such as building entryways, lobbies, and facility access points. Soil and water are captured beneath shoe level, keeping debris from tracking into the facility. A rubber backing holds the mat firmly in place on hard floor surfaces, reducing slip hazards. This mat is suited for facility maintenance professionals and safety managers looking to control contamination at entry points. At approximately 38.74 pounds, it is a substantial mat built to handle continuous foot traffic in commercial and institutional settings.

This mat is intended for indoor use in high-traffic environments such as entryways, corridors, and reception areas. It functions as a first line of defense against tracked-in moisture and particulate, making it applicable in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and industrial facilities. Installation requires no tools or adhesives - the rubber backing provides the necessary grip on smooth or low-profile flooring surfaces.

Key Features

• Captures soil and water beneath shoe level to reduce tracking into the facility
• Rubber backing keeps the mat stationary on hard flooring surfaces
• Designed for high-traffic indoor areas including entryways and lobbies
• Heavyweight construction at approximately 38.74 pounds for stability under continuous use
• Equivalent replacement for part number H-1985GR

Compatibility

Serves as an equivalent replacement for part number H-1985GR. Designed as an OEM-style replacement indoor entry mat suitable for commercial and institutional facility safety matting applications.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required for installation. Place the mat on a clean, dry, flat hard floor surface and allow the rubber backing to seat fully before opening the area to foot traffic. Inspect the mat periodically for curl, saturation, or wear that could create a trip hazard, and remove it from service if the backing no longer grips the floor adequately. Follow applicable facility safety guidelines when positioning mats in egress paths.