FLOORCARE AND CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CARE


It’s A Mat-ter Of Fact


Don’t be fooled into thinking that a mat is just a mat; PHS Treadsmart provide a wide range of mats suited to every environment and location.


P lease do not offend the good folk at


P H S T readsmart b y saying that a mat is j ust a mat! T hey know that using an inappropriate or poorly serv iced matting system could do more harm than good, spreading the dirt and damp that it is supposed to combat


T he leading prov ider of serv iced mats and matting takes pride in prov iding the right mat for the right env ironment, professionally installed, swapped and laundered Whod have thought there would b e so many different ways to protect your fl oors, your visitors and your staff from the haz ards of foot- borne dirt and moisture


While mats all prov ide the same


b asic serv ice – trapping muck and moisture – their location and the amount of traf c they experience are key factors in deciding the most effective product for the ob P H S T readsmart has more than


4 0 years’ ex perience of matching fl oor coverings ith the needs of


b usinesses, schools and leisure facilities throughout the UK, prov iding mats to cope with all kinds of foot-b orne deb ris from mud and


grit to rain and snow and ev en oil and grease he uff at, for example, stops foot b orne grime in its tracks, right at the door he excellent scraping action of its mono lament nylon  bres removes and retains dirt, prev enting it from b eing spread throughout the building With regular laundering, this fade-proof, loose-lay mat will remain effectiv e and stay looking good for years


or more comprehensive fl oor protection, the latest addition to P H S


T readsmart’s range, the P rincipal Mat, has unique alternating rows of mono lament  bres that scrape and trap dirt along with a high-twist multi lament yarn, hich is designed to collect max imum amounts of moisture he combination of these  bres creates an attractive striped style, and the audib le sound of the mono lament scrapers actually encourages people to wipe their feet, further increasing the mat’s effectiveness f course, in certain env ironments, factors other than rain and mud must be considered Containing a highly ab sorb ent cotton


Principal mat.


yarn, Ultra Mats are ideal in situations where oil, grease, ex cessiv e dirt or moisture is problematic


L ooking good is a key feature of all


P H S T readsmart products, b ut the Unicolour Mat is hard to b eat with its range of  colour options his hardwearing high-twist nylon mat also contains carbon  laments to usefully protect nearb y electrical equipment,


b y dissipating static often generated by synthetic  bres he nicolour at conceals grime and moisture without affecting its v iv id colour, which can b e chosen to echo a b uilding’s dé cor or refl ect company branding ts possible to ex tend the b rand further with a custom made L ogo Mat too, carrying a company name, slogan or event


I t’s amaz ing how customers and staff feel v alued with a simple welcoming message laid directly at their feet, and with Christmas fast approaching, what


b etter way to communicate a seasonal greetings message and remind all


v isitors that they are appreciated from head to foot


S o, as you merrily tramp ab out your daily routine, spare a thought for the hardorking mat underfoot t really does do more than you think!


www.phs.co.uk/ treadsmart Tuff mat. 36 Unicolour swatches. www.tomorrowscleaning.com


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