Bsc Preferred MAT357BN Indoor High-traffic Entry Mat

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT357BN is an indoor entry mat designed for high-traffic areas such as building entryways, lobbies, and corridor thresholds. The mat features a raised surface structure that traps soil and water beneath shoe level, keeping debris from tracking into the facility. A rubber backing holds the mat firmly in place on hard flooring surfaces, reducing the risk of shifting or slipping underfoot. Facility managers, janitorial supply professionals, and building maintenance teams typically specify this mat for commercial and institutional settings where floor cleanliness and pedestrian safety are ongoing priorities.

This mat is suited for indoor installation in high-footfall locations including main entryways, reception areas, and break room entries. Its design addresses two primary facility concerns: moisture and soil control at the point of entry, and slip hazard reduction from an unsecured mat. The package ships as a single unit and is ready to place without adhesives or anchoring hardware.

Key Features

• Raised surface traps soil and water below shoe level to reduce tracked-in debris
• Rubber backing keeps mat stationary on hard floors, reducing slip risk
• Built for sustained high-traffic use in commercial and institutional entryways
• Indoor application - no adhesive or anchoring required for installation
• Sold as a single mat unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style equivalent to part number H-1986BU. Suitable for standard indoor hard-floor surfaces in commercial and institutional facilities requiring high-traffic entry matting.

Installation Notes

Placement is performed by facility maintenance or janitorial staff without specialized tools. Position the mat rubber-side down on a clean, dry hard floor surface to ensure the backing seats properly and does not shift. Inspect the floor surface for moisture or debris before placement, as contamination under the mat can reduce the effectiveness of the rubber backing. Follow facility safety protocols and applicable OSHA slip, trip, and fall prevention guidelines when selecting mat placement locations.