Collection: Honeycomb matting

What is honeycomb matting

Honeycomb matting is a type of rubber or polymer matting with an open cellular structure, designed to allow water, dirt and debris to pass through the surface. The honeycomb pattern provides stability while maintaining an open, permeable design.

The structure helps keep surfaces cleaner and reduces the accumulation of moisture, making the matting suitable for areas with high foot traffic or exposure to outdoor conditions.

What is honeycomb matting used for

Honeycomb matting is commonly used in applications where drainage, slip resistance and surface cleanliness are important. Typical uses include entrances, walkways, outdoor access areas and industrial floors.

Because the open structure allows liquids and debris to fall through, honeycomb matting is often selected for environments where safety and ease of maintenance are required.

Is honeycomb matting suitable for drainage and slip resistance

Yes, honeycomb matting is well suited for drainage and slip resistance. The open pattern helps prevent standing water on the surface and provides grip underfoot.

This makes honeycomb matting suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications where wet or dirty conditions may occur.

What affects the performance of honeycomb matting

The performance of honeycomb matting depends on factors such as the material type, thickness and cell design. These factors influence load capacity, durability and drainage behaviour.

Material selection should be based on the expected traffic, environmental exposure and functional requirements of the application.