Entrance Mats


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Mixed Colours


Solid Colours


Logomat Impressive, makes an instant impact


• Customised quality printed doormat for individual logos or messages. • Choose from 40 colours (maximum of six per mat). • Logomat is a real performer in trapping dirt and moisture. • Durable solution-dyed nylon surface tufted into a non- woven polyester.


• Soft carpet pile retains moisture, holding up to 2.5 litres water/m2 • 11 year warranty against fading. • Standard sizes are machine washable for easy care. • Pile material: nylon/polyester. • Backing: anti-slip nitrile rubber.


Technical Specification Surface Finish:


Product Height: Product Weight:


Environmental Resistance: UV Resistance:


Typical Applications: Installation Method: Cleaning Method:


Flame Retardancy: Country of Origin:


Sizes


0.85m x 1.5m 1.15m x 1.75m Special size


Thermally bonded spunlaid non- woven bi-component filaments with a polyester core and nylon skin


7.5mm or 10mm 4Kg/m2


Suitable for wet and dry environments. Indoor use only


Yes


Lobbies, hallways, entry areas and doorways Loose lay


Hot water, no more than 40 degrees or launder at no more than 40 degrees


EN ISO 13501-1 Cfl - s1 UK


Part Code Weight LG000001 LG000002 LG000005


4.00 kg 6.00 kg 0.00 kg


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