Entrance Matting
Wherever entrance mats take a real beating, from heavy traffic.
Rubber Matting
Wide range of rubber matting for industrial and other purposes.
Introduction to our products
In this matting web site there are many different types and styles of mats and matting products suited to a wide range of usage. All of Mat World's matting products such as door mats, rubber mats, rubber matting, are made only from the highest quality matting materials with most being manufactured for specific needs – for example SparkSafe, our welding mat, is made specifically suited to Australian and New Zealand Standards.
Mat World mats are grouped into six main categories on this website: Entrance Matting, Rubber Industrial and Anti-fatigue Matting, Moulded Foam Anti-fatigue Matting, PVC Strip Anti-fatigue Matting, Special Purpose Mats, and Protective Runners. When making a decision on which type of matting is best suited to your particular needs your options should fall within these categories – if they don’t, drop us an email, or give us a call on 1300 676 807.
Function of the mat: what is the specific purpose of the matting (i.e. is it an entrance mat or a single workstation anti-fatigue mat)?
Mat Location: consider whether the matting will be located in wet or dry areas, including scenarios where water may be walked into an environment? Or maybe the matting is to be located in very high traffic entrances like a shopping mall, or in a medium traffic office situation?
Application: consider the job that the matting has to perform, would it be better suited to an industrial environment or a computer room? Does it need to be greaseproof with drainage holes for easy cleaning?
Placement: would the mat have to be removeable for cleaning, or would it be fitted to a purpose built recess? Does it need to be edge or have ramps for trolleys?
Aesthetic Style: What colour and fibre would suit your requirement, should the matting be edged or unedged, does it require highly visual yellow safety edges for OH&S requirements?
Economy: matting economy should always be tied into the longevity and performance of the matting product, inferior fibres and weights will not last or perform as well as quality products.



















