Prestige Logo Mats

Product Description
- Vibrant Colors: Choose from a wide range of 130 colors from our color chart (light colors not recommended).
- Durable & Effective: High-quality, thick nylon fiber traps dirt and debris.
- Customizable: Upload your logo or design for a free mat proof.
- Non-Slip Grip: Heavy-duty PVC vinyl backing provides excellent friction on smooth floors (wood, tile, concrete).
- Bordered Design: Approximately 1″ wide reducer border keeps the mat flat.
- Not for Carpet: Opt for another mat if placed on carpeted surfaces.
- These mats are printed by a heat-set process, which causes them to shrink slightly from the size ordered.
Cleaning Instructions:
For dry soils, vacuum regularly — daily in high-traffic commercial areas, weekly in lower-traffic areas. For wet soils, extract or remove heavy soil and debris, or hose off. Use only a neutral, solvent-free cleaner for spot cleaning or the entire mat. During winter months, use a nylon brush or broom before vacuuming to loosen soil. Prestige and DigiPrint HD mats are launderable in industrial-sized machines. Compressed air can be used to remove deep-seated dirt, and sprinkling baking soda over the mat, letting it sit 30 minutes, then vacuuming thoroughly also works well. Allow mats to dry thoroughly before returning to service.
Backing Material:
Non-slip PVC Vinyl
Ideal Use
Hotels • Civic Buildings • Restaurants • Healthcare Facilities • Schools • Commercial Buildings • Retail Stores • Museums
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Logo Mat Specifications
- Color: 130 Colors
- Overall Thickness: 5/16″
- Face Weight: 18 oz/sq yard
- Backing: Non-slip PVC Vinyl
Budget-friendly logo mat – not meant for high-traffic.
Product Reviews
Budget-friendly logo mat – not meant for high-traffic
Rug Rats has been producing custom logo mats and rugs since 1987 by uniting traditional manufacturing techniques with state-of-the-art printing technology. The Prestige Logo Mats from Rug Rats are an affordable logo mat solution for office spaces, reception areas, and display areas, but they should not be used at heavy-traffic entry points.
