FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
PVC matting is used in a variety of environments including industrial, commercial, and leisure spaces. It provides anti-slip safety, comfort underfoot, insulation from cold floors, and protection for both workers and equipment.
Yes. Many of our PVC matting products are designed with ribbed, checker plate, or open grid surfaces to improve grip and reduce the risk of slips in wet or oily conditions.
Some PVC matting is suitable for outdoor use, especially those with UV resistance and drainage holes. Be sure to check the product specifications for weather resistance.
Yes, we offer electrically insulated PVC mats that meet BS EN 61111 standards. These are ideal for switchboards and high-voltage areas where electrical insulation is critical.
Certain PVC mats are specifically designed with anti-bacterial properties and smooth, easy-to-clean surfaces that make them suitable for kitchens, food prep areas, and healthcare facilities.
Yes. Our anti-fatigue PVC matting is designed to provide ergonomic support for workers who stand for long periods, helping to reduce fatigue, discomfort, and long-term injuries.
Most PVC matting can be laid loose for temporary use or adhered with commercial-grade flooring adhesives for permanent installations. Many types are also available in interlocking tiles or rolls for quick setup.
PVC matting is available in various thicknesses, widths, and roll lengths. Many products come in standard colours such as black, grey, blue, and red. Custom colours and sizes can often be arranged upon request.
PVC has good general chemical resistance, making it suitable for many industrial environments. For areas with aggressive chemicals, consult the specific chemical compatibility of the product.
PVC matting can be easily cleaned using a mop, hose, or pressure washer (depending on the type). Regular cleaning helps maintain grip and prolong product life.