Rubber Backed Door Mats

Rubber backing offers superior slip resistance, flexibility, and durability, making it less prone to cracking or sliding on smooth floors.

While these mats are ideal for indoor use, their fibres are not designed to withstand prolonged exposure to rain. For outdoor areas, choose mats specifically designed for external use, like our Outdoor Rubber Door Mats.

Yes, most rubber backed mats are compatible with underfloor heating. However, check the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure suitability.

Vacuum regularly to remove dirt and dust. For a deeper clean, hose down the mat and allow it to air dry.Some mats are machine washable, but check the size and manufacturer’s instructions before washing.

Absolutely!Custom-sized and branded matting options are available to suit specific needs, such as the Premier-Plush and Logo Mats.

Yes — rubber-backed mats are a good choice for laminate flooring because the rubber backing gives better grip on smooth floors and helps the mat stay in place. They are generally less likely to slip than vinyl-backed mats, and their extra weight also helps reduce movement in busy entrances.

Most rubber backed mats can be washed in the washing machine, but check the specific washing instructions as they do vary per mat.

The thickness of the rubber border can vary depending on the type of mat. For most mats, the border is flat and consistent, but certain designs, like the AquaProtect mat, may have a raised border.

Many entrance mats are designed with rubber edging to help reduce trip risks, and standard entrance mats in this range are up to 11mm thick, while coir options are thicker at 17mm or 23mm. For use over carpet with a Zimmer frame, the safest choice will depend on the carpet and how much clearance and stability you need, so lower-profile mats are generally the better option.