Anti Fatigue Mats

Studies have shown that the benefits of anti-fatigue mats include better productivity, thanks to their ability to make workers more comfortable on their feet. 44% of respondents to a 2015 study in the UK said that the matting has a positive impact on productivity.

Thicker is not always better, as a surface that's too thick and too soft will be unstable and unsafe to stand on. The standard thickness ranges from 9mm to 14mm, which provides the fatigue-fighting benefits while also being safe to stand on.

Standard mats are made from microcellular foam, which is comfortable to stand on. For more demanding industrial settings, choose rubber or vinyl-topped anti-fatigue mats.

Most anti-fatigue mats are made from foam or natural rubber, so they aren't compatible with oil. Instead, choose matting made from nitrile rubber for oil resistance.

Trolley wheels can quickly damage standard foam-based mats. If your workplace uses trolleys, consider a rubber or vinyl-topped anti-fatigue mat for better durability.

The lifespan depends almost entirely on the usage. If you are using a suitable mat for the environment, you should expect at least three years of usage before replacing the mats.

We strongly advise against using adhesives as this will damage the mat when you try to move it. However, many mats come with anti-slip features to stay in place without needing adhesives.

Yes, we finish all custom-sized anti-fatigue mats once cut to size with a bevelled edge.