Office, Retail and Commercial

Anti-fatigue mats for sit/stand desks

With a current emphasis on using stand up desks in offices to reduce the effects of sitting for too long, this isn’t always quite what it seems as fatigue is still experienced from standing at a desk for a good length of time as reported in this post https://www.care2.com/greenliving/how-to-fight-standing-desk-fatigue.html.

The best product for this is a small and supportive mat with chamfered edges and a smooth top which will cope with any kind of footwear, and a base which is equally happy to sit on wooden, concrete, carpeted or vinyl floor coverings without creating any marks or stains.

OrthoMat Office is ideal for this situation and is becoming increasingly popular among the many thousands of office workers wanting to prevent aches and pains during the working day.

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Anti-fatigue mats for cashiers

Persons working in the retail sector spend long hours often in quite confined spaces whilst they spend their day serving their customers, and this can often result in aches and pains to feet, ankles and legs, and this may even extend to the back and neck as the body tries to compensate for the lack of movement in the muscles and the reduction in blood flow.

What’s needed is an anti-fatigue mat which allows the muscles to continuously move which in turn activates the venous pump to pump blood back up to the heart, therefore improving circulation and alleviating discomfort.

More comfortable and aware retail assistants will mean better customer service and happier customers.

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Anti-fatigue mats for Hotel receptions

Persons working in the Hotel and hospitality sector spend long hours often in quite confined spaces whilst they spend their day serving their customers, and this can often result in aches and pains to feet, ankles and legs, and this may even extend to the back and neck as the body tries to compensate for the lack of movement in the muscles and the reduction in blood flow.

What’s needed is an anti-fatigue mat which allows the muscles to continuously move which in turn activates the venous pump to pump blood back up to the heart, therefore improving circulation and alleviating discomfort.

More comfortable and aware hotel receptionists will mean better customer service and happier customers.

Anti-fatigue mats for hairstylists, hair salons and barbers

Persons in the hair styling trade work within a very small area all the while they are on their feet doing the very best for their clients. They can suffer from aching limbs and backs after a long day on their feet, with many working well into the evening to satisfy their clientele. This can tire them out more than is necessary, but there is relief available in the form of anti-fatigue mats which work away silently to keep the muscle pumps active by sending blood around the body and massively improving circulation.

Anti-fatigue mats such as the SanMat or ServeMat are perfect for this lively trade. They both have smooth surfaces so that they can be brushed and cleaned easily and can be moved when the rest of the floor is being swept. They also have bases that will keep the mat in place during the day.

External mats for front entrances

Whatever time of year, there’s always something trying to get into your building either by being blown in or carried in on persons shoes. Whether its mud, water, leaves or anything else, the best way to keep these out of your building is to have hard wearing external mats in place outside your entrance doors to capture these foreign objects before they enter through the door.

There are many products on the market designed for this purpose and you’ll find a good selection of these in our external matting section.

There is also a useful product - MudScraper - to compliment these mats which sits alongside and allows persons to scrape off any excess mud which may not be caught by the entrance mats.

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