Spaghetti Mat

 PVC coil door mat is made of non-toxic and environmentally friendly materials, with excellent workmanship and strong production capacity. It is mainly used in car door,entrance,kitchen and so on. PVC coil door mat with PVC backing, specific anti-slip function, easy to clean. 5. PVC coil door mat with desgin, we can make the mat with your own design , the emoossed design clear and durable.WELCOME Door Mat can be used in different places such as home, hotel or office entrance.

 Wakulla Mat Master: Wakulla spaghetti mat is made from durable extruded vinyl in a loop pattern allowing water to drain through and evaporate quickly. Mildew and fade resistant. Anti-slippery and anti-fatigue. Use as lining for boats, gym floor, storage and car truck floor or around pool, outdoor shower etc.

 Spaghetti Mat is our classic solution for custom large surfaces and when slip-resistance is necessary. The non-directional pattern allows for multi-directional scraping ability. Economical mat for outdoor applications. As a scraper, Spaghetti Mat will help keep most of the debris and dirt outside the building.

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 For areas with light traffic - office buildings, small retail stores, banks, postal services, churches, and motels Backed (offered with or without applied vinyl nosing) available in Brown, Gray or Black Un-back (offered with or without applied vinyl nosing) available in Brown and gray. PVC loop structure with vinyl backing Dries quickly and resists mildew and fading Also available without backing to facilitate the flow of water spaghetti

 VinLoop Vinyl Pool, Bathroom, Locker Room, Shower, Spaghetti Mat by MattingExperts Drains Water, Comfortable Looped Mat (3x2, Grey) One VinLoop Vinyl Mat made by MattingExperts (VinTek brand) Open back design allows water to easily drain, vinyl loops are easy on bare feet. Reduces slip and fall hazards, water drains through the mat, loops provide traction. Perfect for use in shower rooms, pool area, locker room, entry ways, decks and anywhere water may cause slipping hazards

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