Rib Mat and Rib Mats for Commercial Entrances
Softurf rib mat and rib mats are ribbed entrance mats for scraping dirt, dust, and moisture at doorways, receptions, hotel lobbies, offices, schools, and commercial buildings.
Softurf Rib Mats
3 products in this range
1-Rib Mat
Single-rib profile entrance mat with deep-groove fibers. Scrapes dirt and debris easily while heavy-duty fibers ensure long-lasting daily use. Perfect for doorways and reception areas.
- Material
- PP Fiber / Rubber Back
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Format
- 12 × 1.22 m
2-Rib Mat
Double-rib entrance mat with wider grooves for enhanced dirt capture. The twin-rib profile increases surface contact and soil retention in high-traffic commercial entrances.
- Material
- PP Fiber / Rubber Back
- Warranty
- 2 Years
- Format
- 12 × 1.22 m
3-Rib Mat
Triple-rib entrance mat with three parallel ribs for covered entrances, lobby areas, and doorways that need a ribbed scraping surface with a more finished look.
- Material
- PP Fiber / Rubber Back
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Format
- 12 × 1.22 m
Compare before you choose
A rib mat is a ribbed entrance mat that scrapes footwear and holds dirt below the walking surface. Softurf rib mats are used at covered commercial entrances where buyers need simple dirt control, moisture reduction, and easy cleaning.
How to choose this range
Rib mats use raised and recessed grooves to scrape footwear and hold dirt below the walking surface. They work well as first-line entrance mats where facilities need a neat appearance, regular cleaning, and reliable daily performance.
Common questions
What are rib mats used for?
Rib mats are used at entrances and reception areas to scrape footwear, trap loose dirt, and reduce moisture carried into the building.
Are rib mats better than coil mats?
Rib mats are usually better for a flatter scraping surface and easy vacuuming. Coil mats are better when the buyer wants a thicker, looped welcome mat look.
Can rib mats be used in commercial buildings?
Yes. Softurf rib mats are suitable for offices, hotels, schools, clinics, shops, and other commercial entrances with regular foot traffic.