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Industrial Matting Glossary

Industrial matting

Type

Definition

Specialist flooring used in factories and warehouses to manage slip risk, fatigue, static control, and contamination.

Why it matters

  • Combines safety, ergonomics, and durability.
  • Configured by hazard: slip, ESD, heat, or fatigue.
  • Often supplied with documentation for compliance.

Typical uses

  • Manufacturing lines and assembly cells.
  • Warehouse walkways and packing zones.
  • Service bays and maintenance areas.

Documents to request

  • Request slip, fire, and ESD data where relevant.
  • Confirm traffic type and load requirements.
  • Ask for layout and edging guidance.

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Need help specifying the right matting?

Share your hazards, shift length, contaminants and traffic types — we'll recommend the right M5 surface, documentation and layout, and send a tailored spec pack.

Industrial matting — FAQs

How do I choose the right industrial matting?
Start with the hazards in your area, then match surface type, thickness, and testing standards to those risks.
Can different matting types be used together?
Yes. Many sites use anti-slip, anti-fatigue, and ESD zones together in one modular layout.
What should a spec pack include?
A strong spec pack covers slip, fire, and ESD data (if needed), installation guidance, and a clear layout plan.

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Planning a larger matting install?

Tell us the floor, the hazard and the area. We'll book a free site visit or send free samples, then come back with a specified layout, lead time and quote. Trade enquiries welcome.

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