Pro-safe 0103314103X5 Entrance Mat 5x3 Ft Indoor

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 0103314103X5 is an indoor entrance mat designed for medium-duty foot traffic in commercial and light-industrial entry areas. Measuring 60 inches long by 36 inches wide, it features a poly-blended carpet surface with a ribbed pattern that captures dirt, debris, and moisture from foot traffic before it reaches interior flooring. The vinyl base holds the mat in place on hard floor surfaces and resists curling at the edges. At 4.5 pounds, the mat is light enough for easy repositioning and routine cleaning. It is brown in color, making it a neutral fit for most entry environments.

This mat is suited for indoor applications in building entries, lobbies, corridors, and breakrooms that see regular but not heavy foot traffic. The ribbed poly-blended carpet surface is typical for applications in office buildings, light manufacturing facilities, retail service counters, and similar settings where a low-profile, easy-maintenance entry mat is needed. Facility maintenance personnel and building service contractors are the primary installers and users of this product type.

Key Features

• Poly-blended carpet surface with ribbed pattern traps dirt and moisture at entry points
• Vinyl base provides grip on hard flooring and reduces mat migration
• Medium-duty traffic rating suited for regular pedestrian use in commercial interiors
• 60 inches long by 36 inches wide covers a standard single-door entry zone
• Lightweight at 4.5 pounds for easy handling, repositioning, and cleaning
• Indoor-rated construction in a neutral brown colorway

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install entrance mat for indoor medium-duty commercial entry applications on hard floor surfaces.

Installation Notes

Place the mat flat on a clean, dry hard floor surface with the vinyl base facing down. No adhesives or fasteners are required for standard placement, though high-traffic or slip-concern applications may warrant additional securing measures per facility safety protocols. Inspect periodically to ensure edges remain flat and the base has not degraded, which can create a trip hazard. Cleaning and repositioning should follow the facility maintenance schedule.