Maximum Matting M-Series
Anti-fatigue and ESD matting, built for the shift.
M1 and M2 comfort floor mats for standing operators. M3 ESD bench mats and M4 ESD floor mats for static-controlled work. Order online from the shop or book a free site visit for larger installs and full ESD layouts.
Pressed in the UK · Free samples in 1 working day · RAMS with every order
Specified by UK manufacturing, automotive and food-production teams
Start by hazard
Find your matting by the risk you're solving
The M-Series range
Comfort and ESD, matched to the job
M1 comfort floor mat
Everyday anti-fatigue support for standing operators and assembly benches.
Shop M1 mats Anti-fatigue · Heavy dutyM2 comfort floor mat
Thicker, harder-wearing cushioning for long shifts and busy production lines.
Shop M2 mats ESD · BenchM3 ESD bench mat
Static-dissipative bench matting for electronics assembly and EPA workstations.
Buy M3 ESD bench mat ESD · FloorM4 ESD floor mat
Grounded ESD floor matting for full static-controlled work areas.
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Free site visit
Hazards reviewed, area measured, layout specified.
For larger installs and full ESD layouts, our team surveys the floor and specifies the right matting before you commit — no obligation.
How it works
From floor problem to installable pack
Shop the range
Browse the full M-Series range and workstation kits and add them straight to your basket.
Shop matsPlan a modular layout
Use the planner to size modular tiles or roll matting cut to your floor.
Open the plannerBook a free site visit
For larger installs and ESD layouts, we review hazards, measure, and specify.
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- Anti-fatigue matting Ergonomic support for long standing shifts.
- Anti-slip matting Traction for wet, oily and high-traffic floors.
- ESD matting Static control for electronics and EPA zones.
- Fire-resistant matting Welding and hot-works flooring guidance.
- Industrial matting UK Factory mats, materials and supplier selection.
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FAQ
Quick answers on choosing and installing industrial matting
Use these as a starting point, then request the specification pack for your site.
How do I choose the right mat for my workplace?
Start with the hazard you're solving — standing fatigue, slips, static (ESD), drainage or hot works — then the traffic and how long people stand in the area. You can browse matting by hazard, work through our buyer guides, or tell us about your site and we'll recommend a configuration.
What's the difference between M1, M2, M3, M4, M5 and M-Lite?
M1 is light-to-medium comfort matting for half-day standing; M2 is heavier comfort matting built for full 8-hour standing shifts. M3 is ESD bench matting and M4 is ESD anti-fatigue floor matting for static-controlled areas. M5 is our modular interlocking tile system, pressed in the UK, available with anti-fatigue, anti-slip, drainage, ESD and antimicrobial surfaces. M-Lite is our lighter-weight anti-fatigue matting.
Can I buy Maximum Matting products online?
Our full range is in the shop with each product's current options and price. Products available to purchase are shown with their options and price; made-to-order products provide a quotation route, so we can confirm the build and lead time before anything is ordered.
Do you offer samples or help choosing a product?
Yes. You can order free samples, use the planner to size a modular layout, or book a free site visit for larger installs where we review the hazards and measure the area. You can also just contact us with your requirement and we'll point you to the right product.
What's the difference between individual M5 tiles and workstation kits?
Individual M5 tiles let you build a floor to any shape and size — you choose the surface and how many tiles you need. Workstation kits are ready-made sets sized for a single standing position, so the tiles and finishing pieces for one workstation come together in a single purchase.
Do individual M5 tiles need edging or ramps?
The tiles interlock directly, so tiles within a run don't need edging between them. Where a tile edge meets an open floor or a walkway, matching M5 edge and ramp pieces give a safe bevelled transition — these are sold separately, or included in a workstation kit.
Which products are suitable for ESD-controlled areas?
For static-controlled (ESD/EPA) areas we offer M3 ESD bench matting, M4 ESD anti-fatigue floor matting, and M5 ESD interlocking tiles, along with the grounding accessories to earth them. If you're specifying an EPA, our ESD guide walks through the choices.
What happens if a product is made to order or needs a quotation?
Some sizes and specified builds are made to order rather than supplied ready-made. These show a quotation route instead of a fixed price: tell us the size and surface you need and we'll confirm the specification, lead time and price before anything is ordered.
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