Hannah outdoor anti-slip rubber mat, by the metre

The mat has an anti-slip finish on the top and the bottom side. The top side secures every step and traps dirt from footwear, the bottom side holds the mat firmly on the substrate and prevents it from sliding even in damp conditions.

Thanks to its thickness of 22 mm and the rubber compound, the mat withstands weather conditions and temperatures from -50 °C to +100 °C, so it keeps its properties all year round. It is designed for wet environments; it is not suitable for environments where oils occur.

We supply the mat as whole rolls 10 m long or by the metre in a width of 1 m. The price is stated per 1 m², the minimum order for a by-the-metre order is 1 linear metre, which at a width of 1 m corresponds to 1 m².

Main benefits

• Anti-slip on both sides - the top side secures every step, the bottom keeps the mat in place even on a wet substrate.

• Weather resistance - the mat withstands rain, frost and heat, which makes it suitable for permanent outdoor use.

• Wide temperature range - working temperature from -50 °C to +100 °C without loss of properties.

• Cut to size - we cut the exact length up to 10 m, so you create a continuous zone with no joins.

• Thickness 22 mm - a robust profile that effectively traps dirt from footwear.

• Easy maintenance - simply rinse the mat with a jet of water, no chemicals needed.

Use

• Entrances to buildings, shops and office premises.

• Outdoor walkways and passages exposed to rain and frost.

• Industrial and warehouse operations with heavy foot traffic.

• Wet and slippery areas where there is a risk of slipping.

• Terraces and outdoor areas where a safe surface is needed.

Frequently asked questions

How is the Hannah mat sold and what is the minimum order?

We supply it as whole rolls 10 m long or by the metre in a width of 1 m. The price is stated per 1 m² and the minimum order for a by-the-metre order is 1 linear metre, i.e. 1 m².

Is the mat suitable for an oily environment?

No. The mat is designed for wet environments. For operations where oils occur we recommend choosing a mat intended for oil exposure.

What is the maximum length you can cut the mat in one piece?

You can create a continuous surface with no joins up to the maximum roll length of 10 metres. For larger areas you lay the individual strips next to each other.