Berber Logo Mats

Berber Logo Mats put your logo on a soft, upscale entrance surface instead of a rugged rubber scraper. The looped berber fabric has a hobnail texture that reads as finished and professional at the door, while the tight weave still pulls dirt and moisture off shoes to cut down on tracking. They sit among the more design-forward options in our outdoor logo mats range, made for indoor and covered entrances.

Your logo is digitally printed in high definition using a layered color process, and the smooth berber surface holds crisp detail. You choose from 56 standard colors. This mat doesn't offer PMS color matching, so if your brand needs an exact Pantone, a printed rubber mat is the better route — but for most logos, the 56-color palette covers it cleanly.

The fabric is PET made from at least 80% recycled content, mostly reclaimed plastic bottles, and the rubber backing adds about 20% recycled rubber from old tires — so it's a genuinely recycled-content mat, not just a marketing line. The tight needle-punched weave handles heavy foot traffic and resists staining. One limit to know: it's built for indoor or covered outdoor spots, not direct sun, where the printed color will fade.

It comes in standard sizes from 2' x 3' up to 6' x 12', with special widths and lengths available up to 20 feet, so you can run it across wide entrances. Keep it clean by vacuuming regularly and hosing or extracting heavier soil, then hanging it to dry. Plan to replace it when the pile packs down and stops scraping, or when the printed color has dulled enough to weaken the brand impression.

Frequently Asked Questions

How well does a berber logo mat hold up to heavy traffic?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

Well, for an entrance carpet. The PET fabric is needle-punched into a tight weave, so it stands up to heavy foot traffic and scrapes dirt and moisture off shoes instead of just sitting there. The fiber is naturally stain-resistant too. What eventually goes is the pile — it packs down over time at the busiest entrances, and that's the signal it's time to replace.

Can I use it outside?

Answered by Dustin Thompson, Owner & CEO

In covered outdoor spots, yes — a porch, a vestibule, under an awning. Not in direct sun, though. The printed color fades under prolonged UV, so an exposed entrance will dull faster than you want. The rubber backing, in smooth or cleated, keeps the mat planted so it doesn't slide on a hard floor. For full sun exposure, a rubber scraper mat is the better fit.

What colors and look can I get, and can you match our exact brand color?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

You get 56 standard colors and that upscale hobnail berber texture, which gives the entrance a softer, more finished look than rubber. The one thing to know is that this mat doesn't do PMS matching — so we'd work from the closest of the 56 colors. If your brand needs an exact Pantone, a printed rubber logo mat can match it; this one trades exact color for the look and feel of berber.

What artwork works best, and how fine can the detail be?

Answered by Jinna Hopson, Vice President of Marketing

Send print-ready vector files or high-resolution images. Because the surface is a textured carpet rather than smooth rubber, fine detail has limits: keep text at least 1.5 inches tall and lines at least a quarter inch thick so they stay readable. Avoid light background colors, which show dirt, and skip tints, screens, and transparencies, which don't reproduce well. Send us the logo and size and we'll confirm how it'll look before production.

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