What is Chequer Plate Mat Single Bar – 3mm?
It is a lightweight, 3mm-thick rubber matting with a raised chequer plate pattern. Designed to provide extra grip, it can be used as a protective covering on floors, workbenches and shelves.
Is this chequer plate rubber matting anti-slip?
Yes. Its embossed surface provides non-directional grip, helping reduce slipping and unwanted movement underfoot or on work surfaces. Keep the mat clean and securely positioned for best performance.
What is the matting made from?
The matting is made from 100% rubber and has an overall thickness of 3mm.
Where can I use 3mm chequer plate matting?
It is suitable for many indoor industrial and commercial applications, including warehouse aisles, industrial walkways, workbenches, shelves and areas near machinery.
Is this mat suitable for standing on all day?
This product is primarily a grip-enhancing surface covering, not an anti-fatigue mat. For workstations where staff stand for long periods, consider one of our dedicated anti-fatigue mats.
What sizes can I order?
The matting is 120cm wide and is available as a 10m roll or in cut lengths sold by the metre. Both options are 3mm thick and supplied in black.
How do I order a cut length?
Select the '3mm x 120cm (Cut length - per metre)' option and enter the number of metres you need as the quantity. For example, quantity 4 means a 4m length at 120cm wide, subject to stock and fulfilment.
Can I trim the rubber matting to fit?
Rubber matting can generally be trimmed using a sharp utility knife and a straightedge. Measure carefully, work on a suitable cutting surface and use appropriate hand protection.
How should I install chequer plate rubber matting?
Lay the matting on a clean, dry, level surface and make sure the edges sit flat. For permanent installations or areas with foot traffic, use an appropriate fixing method to prevent movement or raised edges.
How do I clean and maintain the matting?
Sweep or vacuum away loose dirt, then wipe or mop with water and a mild detergent. Avoid harsh cleaning chemicals unless compatibility with the rubber has been confirmed, and allow the surface to dry before use.
