Bsc Preferred MAT385CH Double Rib Entryway Mat Non-slip

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MAT385CH is a double rib, high/low profile entryway mat designed to scrape mud and dirt from footwear before it enters a facility. The mat features raised ribs that run the full length of the surface, providing aggressive debris removal on each pass. A non-slip vinyl backing keeps the mat in place on hard flooring surfaces. At 3/8 inch thickness, the profile is substantial enough for effective scraping without creating a trip hazard at entryways. Facility maintenance professionals and safety coordinators specify this type of mat for commercial and industrial entry points where floor cleanliness and slip prevention are ongoing concerns.

The MAT385CH is suited for use at building entrances, loading areas, break rooms, and other high-traffic transition zones in commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities. The double rib construction handles heavy foot traffic and is appropriate for locations where muddy or wet footwear is common. Facility safety managers, janitorial supply buyers, and building maintenance crews are the primary installers and end users of this product.

Key Features

• Double rib high/low surface design aggressively scrapes mud and dirt from shoe soles
• Raised ribs run the full length of the mat for consistent debris capture
• Non-slip vinyl backing reduces mat movement on hard floor surfaces
• 3/8 inch thickness provides effective scraping depth without a significant trip hazard
• Sized for high-traffic entryway and transition zone applications

Compatibility

Serves as a direct equivalent to part number H-891GR. Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct substitute for double rib entryway mats used in commercial and industrial facility safety matting applications.

Installation Notes

Facility maintenance personnel can install this mat without specialized tools. Place the mat flat on a clean, dry hard floor surface with the vinyl backing facing down. Ensure edges are flush with surrounding flooring to minimize trip hazard exposure. Inspect the mat periodically for curling edges or debris buildup that may reduce effectiveness or backing grip.