Defining Made to Measure Matting

Bespoke mats are produced to fit specific spaces.
Standard mats do not always suit every entrance.

The final product fits the intended area.
The mat works as intended.

Why Standard Mats Are Not Always Suitable

Floor layouts differ between buildings.
Mat wells require precise fitting.

Gaps allow dirt to bypass the mat.
Bespoke mats remove these issues.

From Measurement to Finished Mat

The process starts with size confirmation.
Length, width, and depth are considered.

Edges are finished to suit placement.
This creates a mat ready for direct installation.

Custom Mat Material Options

Different fibres suit different settings.
Coir, textile, rubber, and aluminium systems are common.

Some focus on scraping debris.
Usage patterns guide the decision.

Residential Uses for Bespoke Mats

Older properties often need custom sizing.
Standard mats may not sit correctly.

Internal flooring remains a knockout post cleaner.
The finish looks intentional.

Workplace Use

Business entrances experience high footfall.
Large entrances benefit from exact sizing.

Less dirt spreads through the building.
Stable mats lower trip risk.

Branding Options for Bespoke Mats

Design features support identification.
Businesses use branded mats at entrances.

Designs are set into the mat surface.
This supports clear presentation at access points.

Where Custom Mats Perform Best

Placement depends on the entrance.
Indoor entrances and sheltered external areas work best.

Movement is reduced.
The mat remains effective.

Care and Maintenance of Bespoke Mats

Maintenance depends on the chosen material.
Dirt removal supports performance.

Methods depend on fibre type.
Dry mats last longer.

Ongoing Value

They suit unique layouts.
Floors remain cleaner and safer.

For properties with specific requirements, bespoke mats offer a reliable solution.
This makes made to measure matting a practical choice for many settings.