Do I need ramped edging for all matting?
Edging is recommended where the mat meets open floor to reduce trip hazards and support traffic transitions.
Industrial Matting Glossary
Beveled edge pieces that transition from floor to matting, reducing trip hazards and easing trolley access.
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Maximum Matting supplies Safe-Flex by Ergo Advantage and helps UK teams specify the right surface, documentation, and layout. Share your hazards and we will return a tailored spec pack and plan.
FAQ
Edging is recommended where the mat meets open floor to reduce trip hazards and support traffic transitions.
Yes. Modular systems allow edge pieces to be replaced without lifting the full matting area.
Some edging profiles are rated for MHE traffic. Confirm load requirements with your supplier.
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