Fischer Homes Rubber Backed Carpeted HD Mat
Best custom entrance mat for businesses needing professional, high-definition branding.
This is the rare custom mat that actually delivers on its promise of high-definition clarity, making it perfect for showcasing intricate logos or photography. While it prioritizes visual impact over rugged, heavy-duty scraping, the recycled construction and stable rubber backing ensure it remains a practical, professional choice for any entryway.
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Who it's for
- Safety-conscious homeowners preventing slips on slick entryways
- Busy families needing to minimize tracked-in mud and debris
- High-traffic households requiring long-lasting, durable floor protection
Who should skip it
- Residents in humid climates prone to mildew buildup
- Minimalists wanting low-maintenance, quick-clean floor coverings
- Design-focused decorators seeking neutral or customizable aesthetics
Performance breakdown
Print Fidelity
Advanced digital printing delivers sharp, photographic-quality logo reproduction.
Durability
Dense cut-pile construction handles high-traffic areas with impressive resilience.
Maintenance Ease
Simple cleaning via vacuuming or hosing makes upkeep completely effortless.
Stability
Heavy-duty rubber backing keeps the mat firmly anchored in place.
Sustainability
Utilizing 100% recycled yarn content significantly reduces the environmental footprint.
Versatility
Reliable performance across both indoor and outdoor entryways.
Key Specs
Fiber
PET (polyethylene terephthalate) printed/disperse-dyed yarn
Construction
Cut pile
Surface Weight
32 ounces/yard2
Backing Material
Rubber
Overall Mat Thickness
3/8 inch (0.375")
Yarn Content
100% recycled content
Certifications
DOC-FF1-70, EN ISO 11925-2, EN ISO 9239-1, BS 4790 flammability standards
Cleaning Method
Machine Wash, Hose Down, Vacuum
Width
24.0 inches
Length
36.0 inches
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