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Milliken indoor and outdoor mats
21st of September 2012
From Milliken comes textile mats and matting system for indoor and outdoor use. For example, the Cero Scraper Plus is designed to stop dirt and dust at the door and minimise the risk of slippery floors.
The range is made up of textile mats tufted from successive rows of solution dyed monofilament polyamide fibres. These work as tough scrapers and
CWS mats of many colours
21st of September 2012
With a range of mats in 99 standard colours and more than 600 individual shades, CWS-boco can boast a colour solution for most applications. Logos and other design elements can also be incorporated.
Shape mats are the latest additions to the range: available in square, round or special shapes they can be individualised according to specific
Crown attractive entry matting
21st of September 2012
Crown Mats and Matting says its two new entry matting systems are designed to offer high performance while also being attractive in appearance.
The Oxford is a wiper/scraper mat while the Oxford Elite is a wiper mat - the two can be
used together as a system. Available in a variety of sizes and four colours, they are suitable for hotels,
Steiner mats with a message
21st of September 2012Steiner says its barrier matting range can cut floor cleaning costs significantly. As well as offering protection however, the company says its mats can also be used as a communication tool because they can feature a company logo or publicity slogan.
There is also the anti fatigue mat option, called Ultisol, for use in areas where people are on
3M's Nomad Aqua matting lowers costs
21st of September 2012
According to 3M its new Nomad Aqua Series textile entrance matting can save annual cleaning and maintenance costs over its lifetime.
The company believes prevention is more cost-effective than cure and says the fact Nomad Aqua stops dirt and moisture at the door reduces the need for cleaning labour and chemicals. And it can last for up to five
Sensory carpet cleaning
21st of September 2012
It is one challenge to remove the visible soiling from carpets – but how do carpet cleaning systems remove other assaults on the senses such as unpleasant smells and stickiness underfoot? Ann Laffeaty finds out.
A stained carpet can give a commercial or institutional facility a grubby look, so the carpet cleaner’s top priority will
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