General Entrance Matting

Our General Entrance Matting collection covers mats and roll goods used at building entries to trap dirt, dust and moisture before it's tracked further inside. The range spans individual entrance mats in standard sizes through to large-format roll goods like Entrymaster and Décor Elite, suited to everything from a single doorway to a full commercial fit-out.

What's included:

• Standard entrance mats: Polyrib Entrance Mat, Ribbed Entrance Mat, eSafety Entrance Mat and Décor Plush Entrance Mat, generally sized around 600 x 900mm
• Premium matting systems: Entrymaster Classic (fitted mat) and Entrymaster Premier Roll Goods for larger commercial installations
• Roll goods: Décor Elite and Entry Brush rolls (2000mm x 20m) for cutting matting to fit wide entryways
• Natural fibre matting: Natural Coir Matting for a traditional entrance mat option
• Heavy-duty roll matting: Duraclean Entrance Matting supplied as a 4000mm x 25m roll for large-scale commercial use

Use cases:

• Office and retail managers: fitting a standard-size mat at a single entry point to reduce dirt and slip hazards
• Facility managers of larger commercial buildings: using roll goods such as Entrymaster Premier or Décor Elite to fit custom-width entries or multiple doorways
• Public and high-traffic buildings: selecting heavy-duty matting like Duraclean for entries that see continuous foot traffic

FAQs

Why does entrance matting matter for workplace safety?
Wet or dirty floors just inside an entrance are a common slip hazard, and effective entrance matting is a straightforward control that supports the general slip-resistance obligations businesses have under WHS requirements and standards such as AS/NZS 4586.

Should I buy a pre-sized mat or roll goods?
A standard-size mat like the Polyrib or Ribbed Entrance Mat suits a single doorway, while roll goods such as Entrymaster Premier or Décor Elite let you cut matting to an exact width for wider or non-standard entries.

How is coir matting different from synthetic mats?
Natural Coir Matting is made from coconut fibre and offers strong scraping action for dirt and debris, while synthetic ribbed or plush mats tend to be easier to clean and more moisture-resistant.

How often should entrance matting be cleaned or replaced?
This depends on foot traffic volume, but as a general rule mats in high-traffic commercial entries should be vacuumed or hosed down regularly and inspected periodically for wear that could reduce their slip-resistance and dirt-trapping performance.