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Super Scrape Rubber Logo Mats put your logo on a mat that actually works at the door. The nitrile rubber surface scrapes dirt and water off shoes before they reach your floors, and your logo is molded into the rubber itself — not printed on top — so the branding holds up through heavy traffic and outdoor exposure instead of wearing off. They're among the most rugged of our custom logo mats, built to take real commercial use indoors or out.

The molded printing reproduces photo-realistic detail — multi-color artwork, tones, and gradients all come through cleanly, which is what separates these printed floor mats from simple one-color welcome mats. There are 150 standard colors to work from, with PMS matching available when a logo has to be exact. The mat is 3/16-inch thick, all rubber, and resists oils and chemicals.

As custom entrance mats, they fit front doors at corporate offices, branded retail storefronts, hotels, and restaurants, and they hold up outdoors at exterior entries where ordinary printed mats fade. As custom floor mats for business and multi-location programs, a branded mat at every door keeps the same logo and colors consistent across the portfolio. The oil and chemical resistance suits tougher spots too — entries near kitchens, service bays, and manufacturing floors.

Sizing is custom. Whether you need a standard entrance run, an oversized lobby mat, or custom door mats cut to a specific opening, the mat is built to the entry rather than forced to fit a stock footprint — send the dimensions and the logo and it's made to match. At a typical commercial entrance, expect three to five years before the logo color or the scraping surface signals it's time to replace.

Frequently Asked Questions

How well does the molded logo hold up outdoors and under heavy traffic?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Better than a surface-printed mat, because the image is molded into the rubber rather than laid on top — there's no print layer to scuff or peel off. Under heavy door traffic the scraping surface usually wears down before the logo does. Outdoors, UV is the limiting factor: color flattens gradually over the years rather than failing suddenly.

Can you match our exact brand colors?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Yes. There are 150 standard colors to work from, which covers most logos as-is. When a brand needs precise color, PMS color matching is available for logos that have to be exact. The molded printing reproduces photo-realistic detail, so multi-color marks, gradients, and fine type come through cleanly rather than getting simplified into flat blocks.

What artwork do you need from us, and how detailed can the logo get?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Print-ready artwork is ideal — vector files or high-resolution images reproduce best. The process handles a lot of detail: photo-realistic images, multi-color designs, tones and shades all come through with real clarity, not just simple one-color logos. Send us the logo and the size you're working with, and we'll confirm how it reproduces and flag anything to adjust before production.

Can these go near kitchens or areas with oil and chemicals?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Yes — that's one of the real advantages of the nitrile rubber. Standard rubber softens and breaks down with regular oil and chemical exposure; nitrile resists both, so the mat holds up at doorways near commercial kitchens, auto and service bays, manufacturing floors, and food-service areas.

By Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO, Mats Inc.

The Perfec Clean 3/8" Rollup Mats — Aluminum Hinge is a recessed walk-off mat engineered for the busiest commercial entrances. The aluminum tread-rail surface scrapes dirt off incoming shoes and channels water and snow down into the well below, so the threshold stays presentable while the debris stays out of sight. What sets it apart is the structured aluminum hinge — it rolls up cleanly for cleaning and lays back flat without requiring any particular technique from the maintenance team.

The construction is built for volume. Tread rails are 6063-T52 aluminum, spaced 2 inches on center and connected by a size-retentive aluminum hinge with slotted holes for maximum drainage. The system carries a 400-pound-per-wheel rolling load rating, so luggage carts, hand trucks, and wheeled equipment cross it without deflecting the rails. It's made in America and meets Buy American Act requirements — which matters when the specification runs through government or institutional procurement.

It installs two ways. Recessed, it seats into a well between 3/8 and 7/16 inch deep and finishes flush with the surrounding floor — the clean, continuous look a recessed mat in a tiled floor is specified for. Surface-mounted, it needs a beveled perimeter frame so the raised edge doesn't become a tripping hazard at the threshold. Send the measured well depth, or tell us you're mounting on the surface, and we'll spec the right frame to match.

This is the workhorse end of the recessed grate systems range — the right call for high-traffic commercial floor grates at corporate lobbies, hospitality entries, transportation hubs, and institutional front doors. Aluminum finish, tread insert type, and insert colors are all configurable, so the entrance reads as an intentional design element rather than a utility mat. The aluminum structure runs for decades; the tread inserts are the wear component and get replaced when they show it, without pulling the whole system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this be recessed or surface-mounted, and what depth does the well need?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Both. For a recessed installation, the well should be 3/8 to 7/16 inch deep — the mat seats into it and finishes flush with the surrounding floor. For a surface-mounted installation, you add a beveled perimeter frame so the raised edge doesn't create a tripping hazard at the threshold. If the well is already built, send the measured depth and we'll confirm the fit; if it's still in the design stage, plan it to the 3/8-to-7/16-inch range.

How much traffic and rolling load can it handle?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

It's rated for 400 pounds per wheel, which covers luggage carts, hand trucks, wheelchairs, and most wheeled service equipment without the rails deflecting or the hinge loosening. The 6063-T52 aluminum tread rails are built to take continuous foot and wheeled traffic at the heaviest commercial entrances. The aluminum structure itself lasts for decades; what wears is the tread insert, which is designed to be replaced on its own without removing the rail system.

What finish and insert options are available?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

You can specify the aluminum finish, the tread insert type, and the insert colors — that's where the entrance gets its character. Neutral inserts in matching tones read quiet and refined; higher-contrast or color-blocked inserts make the threshold a deliberate design feature; scraping-style inserts lean functional for heavy-debris entries. Send your color palette or brand standards and we'll lay out the insert combinations that fit the space.

Does an aluminum grate look industrial, or can it suit a high-end entrance?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

It can read very refined. The visible aluminum rails between textile insert bands give the threshold an architectural, intentional look that fits corporate lobbies, hospitality grand entries, and museum or institutional thresholds where the entrance is part of the design. The insert choice drives the final impression more than the metal does — quiet tones for restraint, contrast for a modern statement. It only reads industrial if you spec it that way.

By Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO, Mats Inc.

The Perfec Clean 3/8" Rollup Mats — Rubber Hinge is a recessed walk-off mat built for the busiest commercial entrances, with one distinction from its aluminum-hinge sibling: the rubber hinge. The aluminum tread rails scrape dirt off incoming shoes and channel water and snow down into the well below, while the rubber hinge lets the system roll up quietly and flex over minor variation in the surface beneath — the right call where cleaning happens around people rather than after hours.

The construction is built for volume. Tread rails are 6063-T52 aluminum, spaced 2 inches on center with slotted holes for maximum drainage — the same heavy-duty rail system as the aluminum-hinge version. It's rated for a 400-pound-per-wheel rolling load, so carts, hand trucks, and wheeled equipment cross it without deflecting the rails. The rubber hinge connecting the rails flexes more on removal and runs quieter through the cleaning cycle. It's made in America and meets Buy American Act requirements.

It installs two ways. Recessed, it seats into a well 3/8 to 7/16 inch deep and finishes flush with the surrounding floor — the clean, continuous look a recessed mat in a tiled floor is specified for. Surface-mounted, it takes a beveled perimeter frame so the edge doesn't become a tripping hazard. The rubber hinge's extra flex also tolerates minor unevenness in the well floor that a rigid hinge wouldn't sit cleanly over. Send the measured well depth and we'll confirm the fit.

Within the recessed grate systems range, the rubber hinge is the pick for quieter, occupied spaces — healthcare corridors, hospitality during business hours, executive floors — and for wells with slight surface variation. Aluminum finish, tread insert type, and insert colors are all configurable, so the threshold reads as a deliberate design element rather than a utility mat. The aluminum rails run for decades; the tread inserts are the wear component and get replaced when they show it, without pulling the system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this be recessed or surface-mounted, and what depth does the well need?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Both. Recessed, the well should be 3/8 to 7/16 inch deep so the mat finishes flush with the surrounding floor. Surface-mounted, you add a beveled perimeter frame so the raised edge doesn't create a tripping hazard. The rubber hinge gives a little extra tolerance for minor unevenness in the well floor. If the well is already built, send the measured depth and we'll confirm the fit; if it's still in design, plan it to the 3/8-to-7/16-inch range.

What's the cleaning routine, and how long does it last?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Daily surface sweeping or vacuuming keeps loose debris off the rails; deeper cleaning means lifting the system out, clearing the well underneath, and setting it back — the rubber hinge rolls up quietly and tolerates more variation in the surface beneath during that cycle. The aluminum rail structure runs 15 to 20 years at moderate-traffic installations; the tread inserts are the wear component and get replaced every three to seven years depending on traffic and debris exposure.

When should I choose the rubber hinge over the aluminum one?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Pick the rubber hinge where quiet matters or the floor isn't perfectly even. It rolls up with less mechanical noise, which is the difference-maker in spaces cleaned while occupied — healthcare corridors, hotels during business hours, executive offices — and it flexes to sit cleanly over minor variation in the well floor that a rigid aluminum hinge would bridge awkwardly. Choose the aluminum hinge instead when you want maximum structural guidance during the lift cycle.

What finish and insert options are available, and does it look industrial?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Aluminum finish, tread insert type, and insert colors are all configurable, so the read is yours to set. Neutral inserts in matching tones look quiet and refined; contrast or color-blocked inserts make the threshold a design feature; scraping-style inserts lean functional. The visible aluminum rails between insert bands give an architectural, intentional look that suits corporate, hospitality, and institutional entrances — it only reads industrial if you spec it that way. Send your palette and we'll lay out the combinations.

By Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing, Mats Inc.

The Perfec Clean 3/4" Rollup Grate — Rubber Hinge steps up from the 3/8" systems to a deeper 3/4" rail height, built for recessed entrances facing more water and debris than a shallow grate can hold. The taller rails open more space for inserts and more reservoir capacity in the well below, so water, snow melt, and heavy debris drop out of the traffic path instead of saturating the surface. The rubber hinge lets the system roll up quietly for cleaning.

The construction handles the worst-case load. Aluminum tread rails at 3/4" height, with slotted drainage and a rubber hinge connecting them, channel dirt and water down into a deeper well than the 3/8" systems reach. That extra depth is the whole point — it gives the reservoir capacity that continuous-wet and high-debris entrances need. It carries a heavy per-wheel rolling load for carts and wheeled equipment, and it's made in America to Buy American Act standards.

This is a recessed system: the well needs roughly 7/8 inch of depth minimum to seat the 3/4" rails flush with the surrounding floor. It won't retrofit into a well built for a 3/8" construction, so confirm the depth before specifying. For new construction, design the well to the system rather than the reverse. Send the measured or planned well depth and we'll confirm the 3/4" grate fits — or point you to a shallower system if it doesn't.

Within the recessed grate systems range, the 3/4" rubber hinge is the pick for the wet and heavy-debris end — building entrances in wet climates, outdoor-to-indoor transitions at facilities with outdoor staging, and entries facing heavy gravel, sand, or snow-and-salt loads. Aluminum finish, tread insert type, and insert colors are all configurable. The aluminum rail structure runs for decades; the tread inserts are the wear component and get replaced when they show it, without pulling the system.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do I need the 3/4" grate instead of a 3/8" system?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Step up to the 3/4" grate when the entrance handles more water or debris than a shallow system can hold — continuous-wet conditions, snow-and-salt loads, heavy gravel and sand, or outdoor-to-indoor transitions. The taller rails and deeper well give the reservoir capacity to keep that load below the walking surface between cleanings. It needs about 7/8 inch of well depth minimum, so it's a recessed system and won't drop into a well sized for a 3/8" construction.

How is it cleaned, and how long does it last?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Sweep or vacuum the rail surface daily to keep loose debris from working into the inserts; for deeper cleaning, the rubber hinge lets you roll the system up quietly, clear the deeper well underneath, and set it back. Because the well holds more, it goes longer between deep cleanings at wet and high-debris entries. The aluminum rail structure runs 15 to 20 years at moderate traffic; the tread inserts are the wear part, replaced every three to seven years depending on load.

A deeper grate sounds industrial — can it still look intentional at a nice entrance?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

It can. The 3/4" system shows a bit more rail face than the shallow versions, but the same finish and insert choices control the read — neutral insert tones keep it quiet and architectural, contrast or color-blocking makes it a deliberate feature. It earns its place at wet-climate building entrances and transition zones where appearance still matters, like hotel and corporate entries that take real weather. Spec the inserts to the space and it reads as design, not utility.

What finish and insert options can we specify?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Aluminum finish, tread insert type, and insert colors are all configurable. Neutral tones read refined; contrast or color-blocked inserts coordinate with brand standards at the threshold; scraping-style inserts lean functional for the heaviest debris. Larger orders can specify custom anodized finishes on the aluminum. Send your color palette or brand guidelines with the well dimensions and we'll lay out the combinations that fit.

By Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO, Mats Inc.

The Perfec Clean 1-5/8" Grate is the heaviest construction in the recessed grate range, built for the deepest wells and the most aggressive incoming debris. At 1-5/8" rail height it holds far more water, snow melt, and heavy debris below the walking surface than the shallower systems — the reservoir capacity that industrial-leaning entrances need to keep the threshold clear between cleanings. Where volume and debris overwhelm a 3/8" or 3/4" grate, this is the system that keeps up.

The construction is sized for punishment. Aluminum tread rails at 1-5/8" height carry continuous foot and wheeled traffic while channeling water and heavy debris down into a deep well below. The depth is the defining feature — it gives substantial reservoir capacity for snow melt, gravel, sand, and standing water that smaller systems saturate under. Made in America to Buy American Act standards, it's specified where the entrance load sits at the top of the commercial range.

Well depth is the gating spec. The 1-5/8" rails need roughly 1-3/4 inch of well depth minimum to seat flush with the surrounding floor, well beyond what a 3/8" or 3/4" system requires. It won't retrofit into a shallower well, so confirm the depth before ordering — for new construction, design the recess to the system. Send the measured or planned well depth and we'll confirm the 1-5/8" grate fits, or route you to a shallower construction.

Within the recessed grate systems range, the 1-5/8" grate is the industrial-leaning specification — manufacturing facility entrances, transportation hubs, warehouse-adjacent thresholds, and any entry where the volume and aggression of incoming debris justify the deeper well. Aluminum finish, tread insert type, and insert colors are still configurable where appearance matters. The aluminum structure runs for decades; the tread inserts are the wear component and get replaced when they show it.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the 1-5/8" grate the right call instead of a shallower system?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

When the incoming load is at the top of the commercial range — manufacturing and warehouse-adjacent entrances, transportation hubs, and entries facing heavy gravel, sand, snow melt, or standing water that a 3/8" or 3/4" system would saturate. The deep rails and well hold that debris below the walking surface far longer between cleanings. It needs roughly 1-3/4 inch of well depth minimum, so it's strictly a recessed system for purpose-built or deep wells.

What does maintenance look like, and how long does it last?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Surface sweeping or vacuuming keeps loose debris off the rails; periodic deep cleaning means clearing the well underneath — and because the well holds so much, high-debris entrances go longer between those deep cleanings than they would on a shallow grate. The aluminum rail structure runs 15 to 20 years or more at the moderate-to-heavy traffic these installations see; the tread inserts are the wear component, replaced every few years depending on how aggressive the debris load is.

This is clearly the industrial option — does it ever suit a visible, public entrance?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Mostly it lives where function leads — loading-adjacent doors, plant entrances, transit thresholds — and there the look is beside the point. But where a heavy-duty entry is also public, like a transit hub concourse or a building lobby that takes serious weather, the insert choice still controls the read: neutral tones keep it restrained, contrast makes it deliberate. It's a workhorse first, but it doesn't have to look raw if the space calls for more.

What finish and insert options can we specify on it?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Aluminum finish, tread insert type, and insert colors are all configurable, even on the heaviest construction. Scraping-style inserts make sense for the aggressive debris these entries see; textile inserts and specific color palettes are available where the threshold is more visible. Larger orders can specify custom anodized finishes. Send your debris profile and any brand color requirements with the well dimensions and we'll spec the insert configuration.

By Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO, Mats Inc.

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Berber Logo Mats put a company logo on a tight-looped berber carpet face that reads like finished interior flooring while it works as an entrance mat. The carpet surface pulls dirt and moisture off shoes and holds the logo detail cleanly, so the branding stays sharp at the door. They're among our custom logo mats built for a polished, professional entrance, indoors or out.

The berber loop face is what separates these from a flat printed mat. The textured pile traps dirt and absorbs moisture across a busy day instead of letting it track inside, and the logo sits down in that pile so it stays legible as the mat does its work. Most of the dirt inside a building arrives on foot traffic, per ISSA — the load a berber walk-off face is built to catch. A rubber backing keeps the mat planted under traffic.

The logo is built with a layering process that sets color into the berber face and matches to a standard palette of 56 colors. That reproduces multi-color marks cleanly; the practical limits are minimums, not maximums — text at least 1.5 inches tall and lines at least 1/4 inch thick, with very thin or unusual fonts handled case by case. Skip light background fields, which show dirt faster than a darker or neutral tone, and skip tints, screens, and transparencies, which the process doesn't reproduce.

The carpeted berber look reads more like interior finish than a utility mat, which is why it fits corporate lobbies, retail storefronts, hotels, front desks, and professional offices where the entrance is part of the impression — and why multi-location operations use it to keep one branded look at every door. It's rated for both indoor and outdoor commercial entryways. Sizing is custom, so the mat fits the actual entry — a standard inset, an oversized lobby footprint, or a runner length. At a typical commercial entrance, expect a few years of service before the pile crushing flat or the logo color dulling tells you it's time to replace.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you match our exact brand colors and logo?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

The logo, the field color it sits on, and the border are all specified per order, matched to a standard palette of 56 colors, so the mat carries your brand rather than a rough approximation. Multi-color logos layer in cleanly. Two things to plan around: keep text at least 1.5 inches tall and lines at least 1/4 inch thick, and avoid tints, screens, and transparencies, which the layering process doesn't reproduce. Send the artwork and we'll confirm how it renders before production.

How does a berber logo mat look different from a rubber one?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

A berber mat reads like carpet — a soft, finished, interior look that fits a lobby, a front desk, or a hospitality entrance where you want the threshold to feel intentional rather than industrial. A rubber-faced logo mat reads more utilitarian. Both work outdoors here, so the choice is mostly about appearance: berber for a presentation-forward entrance, rubber for a harder-use or more rugged door. Tell us the setting and we'll point you to the right one.

How well does the berber face hold up to heavy foot traffic?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

It holds up well for a carpet-faced mat, and the looped berber construction resists crushing better than a cut-pile surface. What keeps it looking right is routine care — regular vacuuming to keep the pile lifted and the dirt from embedding, and lifting the mat so the floor underneath dries. Choosing a darker or neutral field color also helps; light backgrounds show dirt faster. The eventual wear signal is the pile matting flat in the main traffic path.

Can a berber logo mat go outside?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Yes — it's rated for outdoor commercial use as well as indoor, so it works at exterior entryways, not just lobbies. The berber face traps dirt and moisture coming in off the pavement, and the rubber backing holds it in place. As with any carpet-faced mat outdoors, lifting it to let both the mat and the floor dry keeps the backing and the pile sound over time. For the placement you have in mind, tell us the exposure and we'll confirm it's the right fit.

By Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing, Mats Inc.

Wonder-Pro Olefin Matting

Wonder-Pro Olefin Matting is a durable and versatile floor mat designed for medium-traffic areas. Made from resilient olefin fibers, this mat offers excellent dirt and moisture trapping capabilities, helping to maintain cleanliness in both commercial and residential spaces. Its sleek design and superior performance make it an ideal choice for entryways, hallways, and lobbies.

Key Features of Wonder-Pro Olefin Matting

• High-Performance Olefin Carpet Fibers: Designed to trap dirt and moisture effectively, keeping floors clean and safe in medium-traffic areas.
• Durable Construction: Made from heavy-duty olefin fibers, this matting resists wear and tear, providing long-lasting performance in high-use environments.
• Moisture Absorption: Wonder-Pro Olefin Carpet Flooring absorbs moisture quickly, reducing slip hazards and protecting interior flooring.
• Low-Profile Design: The slim and sleek design allows for easy placement in entryways without creating tripping hazards.
• Easy Maintenance: This mat is simple to clean—just vacuum or shake out to remove dirt and debris, ensuring it stays functional and attractive.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for use in offices, schools, retail spaces, and other environments where medium traffic is expected.

Perfect for Medium-Traffic Areas

Wonder-Pro Olefin Matting is the perfect solution for maintaining cleanliness and safety in medium-traffic areas. Its durable construction, moisture absorption, and low-maintenance design make it an excellent choice for commercial and residential spaces looking for long-lasting floor protection.

Cross-Over Matting is a premium multi-functional entrance mat designed to trap dirt and moisture, keeping indoor areas clean and safe. Built for durability and performance, it’s ideal for high-traffic entryways in commercial spaces, offices, and retail environments. Its unique design combines functionality with aesthetic appeal.

Key features

• Multi-zone dirt & moisture control: Captures debris across multiple zones to prevent contaminants from reaching your indoor flooring.
• Durable construction: High-quality materials withstand constant foot traffic while maintaining appearance and performance. NFSI certified for High-Traction.
• Slip-resistant backing: Non-slip backing helps keep the mat in place to reduce slips and falls.
• Low-profile design: Slim profile installs easily without creating a trip hazard—ideal for busy areas.
• Easy to clean: Simply vacuum or shake out to remove dirt and debris.
• Stylish & functional: Available in multiple colors to complement décor; great for convenience stores, restaurants, hotels, theaters, museums, and convention centers.

Ideal use

Perfect for high-traffic entrances where cleanliness and safety are critical.

Vinyl Link Mats put a logo on a heavy-duty open-grid scraper built for the doors that punish ordinary mats. Flexible PVC links woven on steel wire pull grit off shoes and let dirt and water fall through the openings instead of sitting on top, so the surface keeps working. The logo is built from colored links rather than printed on, which is why these are among our custom logo mats that hold up where presentation and hard use meet.

The open-link design is the point. Roughly 1/16-inch gaps between links let tracked-in dirt and water drop below foot level, so the mat doesn't load up and turn slick the way a solid surface can. Most of the dirt inside a building arrives on foot traffic, per ISSA — and an open scraper face is built to catch it and get it off the walking line. The flexible links give underfoot traction, and the whole thing is woven onto spring-steel wire so it takes continuous traffic without coming apart.

The construction is engineered for heavy use. It's built from 90-durometer flexible PVC links — 1/2 inch by 1 7/8 inch, 7/16 inch thick — woven onto 11.5-gauge galvanized spring-steel wire with a 1/8-by-1/2-inch steel reinforcing bar running through it. At 2.3 pounds per square foot it stays planted, and the links carry an anti-fungal, UV-stabilized additive for outdoor service. It's backed by a 2-year limited warranty against material and manufacturing defects.

That build suits the busiest doors — building entrances, lobbies, industrial and commercial thresholds, and exterior entries that see weather and grit. It lays flat on the floor with a beveled 2-inch nosing, or drops into a recessed well with square edging, cut to custom sizes for the opening. Use it to carry a logo, mascot, motto, or emblem at the threshold. Because the image is built from colored links rather than printed, expect long service before the links or the logo color start to show their age.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you put our exact logo and colors on a link mat?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Yes — from a simple two-tone treatment to a detailed logo or picture, built from colored links across multiple color options. Because the image is made from the links themselves rather than a printed coating, it carries real color contrast at the threshold. One thing to plan around: the beveled and square nosing edges come in black, gray, blue, or yellow only, so we'll coordinate the border color with your design. Send the artwork and we'll confirm how it translates into links.

Will the logo fade or wear off?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

It holds up far better than a printed face. The logo is part of the link structure rather than a layer sitting on top, so there's no print to scuff away, and the PVC carries a UV-stabilized additive that resists fading outdoors. Color does soften eventually under direct sun and years of traffic, but it's a slow fade rather than a sudden failure. When the colors finally look tired against your brand, that's the signal it's working against the impression and worth replacing.

Can it go outside and handle weather and heavy traffic?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Yes — this is one of the better choices for an exposed, high-traffic door. The galvanized spring-steel wire and steel reinforcing bar carry the load, the 90-durometer PVC links flex without breaking down, and the anti-fungal, UV-stabilized additive is there for outdoor service. The open links let rain and snowmelt drop through instead of pooling on the surface, which is a real advantage at a wet exterior entrance over a solid-faced mat.

Does it sit on top of the floor or drop into a recessed well?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Either, depending on the entrance. For a surface placement it lays flat with a beveled 2-inch nosing that ramps the edge down to the floor so there's no trip lip. For a recessed mat well, it's built with square edging to sit flush in the recess. Both are cut to custom sizes for the opening — give us the dimensions and whether it's surface or recessed, and we'll spec the right nosing.

By Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO, Mats Inc.

• Here is the first shoe and boot cleaning fiber known to man. The Coco matting, also known as coir matting.
• 3/16" thick vinyl backing completely protects floors with no leak-through as with woven brush mats
• These mats are easily cleaned by shaking, vacuuming or rinsing
• Available in rolls and are ideal for vestibules and recessed applications
• Maximum size available is 6'-7" wide x 41' long
• 5/8" total thickness
• Custom sizes available