Carpet Rolls for Entryways, Walkways, and Commercial Spaces

Astoria Nop

Astoria Nop is a premium commercial-grade flooring solution designed to provide exceptional durability and performance in high-traffic environments. With its textured loop pile construction, Astoria Nop offers superior dirt-trapping capabilities, ensuring a clean and professional appearance in entryways, lobbies, and corridors. This versatile roll good product is ideal for various commercial applications, combining style, functionality, and long-lasting wear.

Key Features of Astoria Nop

• Durable Construction: Engineered with a high-quality loop pile design, Astoria Nop is built to withstand heavy foot traffic and maintain its appearance over time.
• Dirt-Trapping Surface: The textured surface effectively captures dirt and moisture, keeping interior spaces clean and reducing maintenance costs.
• Slip-Resistant: Provides a secure footing in both wet and dry conditions, improving safety in busy commercial spaces.
• Stain-Resistant and Easy to Clean: Astoria Nop is treated for stain resistance, making it easy to clean and maintain even in high-traffic areas.
• Versatile Application: Ideal for entryways, lobbies, hallways, and other commercial areas requiring a durable, attractive flooring solution.
• Roll Good Format: Available in roll goods, allowing for easy installation and customization to fit any space size.

Perfect for High-Traffic Areas

Astoria Nop is designed to handle the demands of high-traffic commercial environments, offering superior durability, safety, and style. Its dirt-trapping capabilities, slip resistance, and easy maintenance make it the ideal choice for businesses looking to enhance both appearance and functionality in their spaces.

Axis Rib

Axis Rib is a high-performance, commercial-grade flooring solution designed to handle heavy foot traffic while maintaining a clean and professional appearance. With its ribbed surface, Axis Rib is engineered to effectively trap dirt and moisture, making it ideal for entryways, lobbies, and hallways in busy commercial spaces. The durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, while its stain and slip-resistant properties provide added safety and ease of maintenance.

Key Features of Axis Rib

• Ribbed Surface for Dirt Trapping: The ribbed texture efficiently captures dirt, debris, and moisture, keeping interiors clean and reducing maintenance efforts.
• Slip-Resistant: Designed to provide traction in both wet and dry conditions, enhancing safety in high-traffic areas.
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand heavy foot traffic, Axis Rib ensures long-lasting protection and performance in commercial environments.
• Stain-Resistant and Easy to Clean: Treated for stain resistance, this flooring solution is easy to maintain, making it perfect for busy spaces with constant footfall.
• Versatile Applications: Ideal for entryways, lobbies, corridors, and other high-traffic commercial areas where cleanliness and durability are essential.
• Available in Roll Goods: Axis Rib is available in roll format, making it easy to install and customize to suit the specific dimensions of your space.

Perfect for High-Traffic Areas

Axis Rib is an excellent choice for any commercial space requiring durable, dirt-trapping flooring that enhances safety and appearance. With its ribbed design, slip resistance, and ease of maintenance, it is the ideal solution for maintaining a clean, safe environment in high-traffic areas.

Avenue Rib

Avenue Rib is a premium commercial-grade flooring solution designed to offer durability, safety, and style in high-traffic areas. The ribbed texture of the surface effectively traps dirt and moisture, keeping interiors clean and reducing the need for frequent maintenance. Ideal for entryways, lobbies, and corridors, Avenue Rib is engineered to withstand the demands of busy environments while providing a clean and professional appearance.

Key Features of Avenue Rib

• Dirt-Trapping Ribbed Surface: The ribbed design captures dirt, debris, and moisture, helping maintain cleanliness in high-traffic areas.
• Slip-Resistant: Avenue Rib provides superior traction, reducing the risk of slips and falls in both wet and dry conditions.
• Durable and Long-Lasting: Built to endure heavy foot traffic, this flooring solution ensures long-lasting performance in busy commercial spaces.
• Stain-Resistant and Easy to Clean: Avenue Rib is treated to resist stains, making it easy to clean and maintain over time.
• Versatile Applications: Ideal for use in entryways, hallways, lobbies, and other high-traffic areas in commercial environments.
• Roll Goods Format: Available in convenient roll goods, Avenue Rib can be easily installed and customized to fit various space sizes and layouts.

Avenue Rib for High-Traffic Areas

Avenue Rib is the perfect choice for any commercial space requiring a durable, dirt-trapping, and slip-resistant flooring solution. Its ribbed texture, stain resistance, and easy maintenance make it an ideal flooring option for busy areas like entryways and corridors, ensuring both safety and cleanliness.

Kensington

Create a comfortable and fashionable environment with Kensington Premium Sheet/Roll Goods. Easy on the eyes and strong enough to withstand the toughest of traffic levels, the Kensington collection has become the designer’s favorite for commercial spaces. Inspired by striated patterns found in nature, this premium product’s subtle yet warm design adds energy and movement to any space.

Key Features of Kensington

• Elegant Appearance: Beautiful striated design available in five colors.
• Slip-Resistant Surface: Provides excellent traction, improving safety in busy commercial spaces.
• Durable Construction: Designed to withstand heavy foot traffic, Kensington offers long-lasting protection and performance for high-traffic areas.
• Stain-Resistant and Easy to Clean: Kensington is easy to maintain, with a stain-resistant surface that ensures a fresh and professional appearance over time.
• Versatile Applications: Ideal for use in entryways, lobbies, corridors, and other high-traffic commercial areas where cleanliness and durability are essential.
• Available in Roll Goods: Kensington is available in roll goods, making it easy to install and customize for various space sizes and configurations.

Kensington for High-Traffic Areas

Kensington is the ideal flooring solution for commercial spaces requiring a durable, dirt-trapping, and slip-resistant surface. Its aesthetic appeal, stain resistance, and ease of maintenance make it a reliable and long-lasting choice for busy environments.

Coco coir rolls bring a natural-fiber entrance to a recessed well: warm, brush-textured coconut coir bonded to a sealed vinyl base, cut from the roll to fit your recess. The coir brushes grit off shoes and the vinyl backing keeps dirt and moisture on the mat instead of letting it reach the floor below — all while giving the doorway the classic, welcoming look people associate with a well-kept entrance.

What coco coir does before grit reaches your floor

Coir is the stiff, brushy fiber from coconut husks — the original boot-scraping material. Set into a recessed well at the entrance, a coir mat brushes dirt and debris off shoes as people come in, holding grit and moisture on the mat so it doesn't track across the floor beyond the door. It does that while looking like natural fiber, not industrial matting.

What keeps it off your floor is the backing. Unlike a plain woven coco mat that lets water seep straight through, this one is built on a sealed vinyl base, so moisture and grit stay on top of the mat rather than reaching the floor underneath. Recessed coir matting sits down in the well, flush with the surrounding floor, doing that work without a trip lip or a utilitarian look.

Why natural coir, and why this one

Coir's appeal is the material itself. The coconut fiber is naturally stiff and brushy, so it captures grit well, and it carries a warm, golden, textured look that synthetic mats imitate but don't quite match. For an entrance where the first impression matters — a hotel, a boutique, a traditional lobby — that natural character is the whole point.

The coir is fusion-bonded into the vinyl base at a total height of about 5/8" — roughly 0.422" of that is the coir pile — which locks the fibers in so the mat can be cut to any shape without unraveling. That's what makes it work in a recessed well, and why an odd-shaped recess or a wide entry is straightforward: a large well is laid out from the roll to read as one clean mat.

It comes in rolls about 6'7" wide, cut to your opening, and can be made with or without an inlaid logo. Color isn't limited to the natural tone, either — beyond the classic golden coir, it's offered in grey, black, blue, green, brown, and red, so the mat can stay traditional or pick up a brand or interior palette.

Coir also carries a real sustainability story: it's a renewable byproduct of the coconut harvest, and as a semipermanent, maintained walk-off system at least ten feet long it can contribute toward LEED-NC — toward recycled-content and low-emitting-material credits, with a releasable adhesive rated at zero VOC. Because the exact contribution depends on the LEED version and the credits in play, tell us the points you're targeting and we'll confirm how it fits.

Where it belongs, and what it is not

Coir belongs at indoor and covered entrances — lobbies, vestibules, conference rooms, libraries, retail floors, and recessed wells at sheltered doors. It's a natural fit for offices, retail, schools, government buildings, and hospitality entries that want a warm, natural threshold. It's one of our recessed mat inserts, cut to drop into the well flush with the floor.

It's rated for indoor use, not for an exposed outdoor doorway, for two reasons. Coir is a natural fiber that fades and wears faster in direct sun and rain than a synthetic, and the dyed colors are vegetable-based, so they can transfer if the mat gets wet. For a fully exposed entrance, a weatherproof scraper or grate is the better tool, and we'll point you to one. Expect a little natural shedding from coir early on, too.

Three things to check before you spec it

First, keep it to indoor and covered spots. Coir is at its best inside — a lobby, a vestibule, a recessed indoor well. In an open doorway taking direct sun and rain, it'll fade and wear sooner, and the vegetable-dyed colors can run if they get soaked. Save coir for sheltered entries and use a weatherproof mat where the weather hits directly.

Second, measure the opening, especially a recess. The matting comes in rolls about 6'7" wide and is cut to your dimensions, so custom shapes are workable and the cut edges hold without unraveling. For a recess wider than a single piece, sections are laid out so the well reads as one mat. Send the well dimensions and we'll plan the cut.

Third, pick the color and look. The natural golden tone is what most people picture at a front door, while the dyed options read more finished or pick up a brand color, and a logo can be inlaid. Keep in mind the colors are vegetable-dyed, so choose with the indoor setting and the impression you want at the door in mind.

Why Mats Inc.

We've specified entrance flooring since 1964, and coir is one of those materials where the right call is as much about where it goes as what it is. We help you judge whether an entrance is sheltered enough for natural fiber, size the mat to your recess, and choose the color or logo to suit the doorway — then cut it to fit and ship it ready to set. If a spot is too exposed for coir, we'll tell you and point you to something weatherproof instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is coco coir, and how does it clean shoes?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Coir is the coarse natural fiber from coconut husks — the same stiff, brushy material people have used as a boot scraper for generations. Here it's fusion-bonded onto a sealed vinyl base at about 5/8" thick. As people walk across it, the coir fibers comb grit and debris off their shoes, and the vinyl backing keeps that dirt and any moisture on the mat instead of letting it seep through to the floor below.

How long does a coir mat last, and how do I keep it looking good?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Indoors and maintained, coir holds up well — the fibers are fusion-bonded into the vinyl base, so they don't shed loose or pull out the way a woven mat can. The thing that shortens its life is weather, which is why it's rated for indoor use.

Maintenance does the rest. A regular pass with a motor-driven brush and beater bar lifts the grit ground into the fiber and removes up to 80% of the surface dirt — that's what keeps both the look and the scraping working over time.

How is it installed in a recessed well?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

It's a semipermanent installation. The mat is cut to the size and shape of the well and set down into it with a releasable adhesive, so the top finishes flush with the surrounding floor — no lip at the threshold — and it can still be lifted for a deep cleaning or replacement. Set flush, it brushes shoes the same way it would sitting proud, but it reads as a built-in part of the entrance. Send us the well dimensions and we'll cut it to fit.

What colors does it come in?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Beyond the classic natural coir tone — the warm, golden look most people picture at a front door — it comes in grey, black, blue, green, brown, and red, so the mat can stay traditional or pick up a brand or interior color.

One thing to know: every color except the natural tone is vegetable-dyed, which is part of why it's an indoor product, since the dyes can transfer if the mat gets soaked. Because color shifts between a screen and the real fiber, ask for a sample before you commit.

Can it be cut to a custom size or odd-shaped recess, and can I add a logo?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Yes to both. It's supplied in rolls about 6'7" wide and cut to your opening, so custom sizes and shapes are straightforward — the cut edges hold without unraveling because the fibers are bonded into the base. For a recess wider than a single piece, sections are laid out so a large well reads as one clean mat. It can also be made with or without an inlaid logo, so a coir entrance can carry a name or mark while keeping its natural texture.

Does coir suit a modern space, or only traditional entrances?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Coir reads natural and classic — the brushy texture and warm tone are what people associate with a welcoming, well-kept doorway, which is why it suits hospitality, retail, and traditional or warm entrances especially well. In a sleek, minimal modern lobby, a finished synthetic or a metal grate often fits the look better. But for an entrance you want to feel natural and inviting under cover, coir looks the part in a way engineered matting doesn't quite reach.

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