Aquasorb Matting is a water absorbing cleaning mat that is designed to be used in a variety of medium to heavy traffic environments such as public entryways, offices, hospitals, and construction sites.
It features a waffle design for additional traction and grip, as well as bevel edges on all sides to reduce the risks of trips and falls.
Available in charcoal, blue, brown, and red in a variety of sizes.
Aquasorb Matting is specifically designed for medium to heavy-traffic areas, offering durability and functionality in high-use environments. Its raised, crush-resistant waffle design delivers an effective scraping and cleaning action, ensuring that dirt and debris are thoroughly removed from footwear.
The robust rubber perimeter efficiently traps dirt and moisture, maintaining cleaner floors and enhancing safety by reducing slip hazards. This makes it an excellent choice for entranceways, lobbies, and other areas experiencing regular foot traffic, combining performance and practicality to meet the demands of busy spaces.
Available in 4 different colours, including: charcoal, blue, brown, and red.
Elite GSS Ltd accepts no liability whatsoever from any damage, loss or injury arising from the installation and ground conditions on which these products are used.
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Simply lay loose in a dry indoor environment.
Handling & Storage
Gloves should be worn when handling this product. We deliver to site in pre-wrapped packs with pallets incorporated and banded with polyester strips, to safely transport and store using mechanical equipment. This may vary for some products.
Materials have been addressed, from how they are supplied and sourced, as well as the environmental impact they may have, to ensure transparency and an ethical supply chain for this sustainable product.
