Frontguard Entrance Mat
The Robert Scott Frontguard Entrance Mat brings a deep pile finish to indoor entrances and reception spaces. Its surface is designed to retain dirt and water from footwear, helping manage what visitors bring into the building as part of a planned floor-care routine.
A flexible anti-slip backing supports stable placement on a suitable floor. The combination of a substantial pile surface and dark edging gives the mat a neat appearance for offices and visitor-facing areas, where the entrance is also part of the overall presentation.
Black and grey are listed in four dimensions to suit different spaces. The smallest option measures 60 x 90cm, while the largest measures 120 x 180cm. Choose the footprint around the actual walking route and door opening, keeping the edges clear of obstructions.
Frontguard can be included in a coordinated approach to entrance upkeep. Compare other entrance mats for your premises, and keep a wet floor safety sign ready for surrounding floor-cleaning tasks that require a visible warning.
Key Features & Benefits
- Deep pile surface for dirt and water retention.
- Flexible anti-slip backing.
- Intended for indoor office and reception areas.
- Black and grey colour options listed.
- Four dimensions from 60 x 90cm to 120 x 180cm.
- Robert Scott entrance-matting range.
Directions for Use
1. Plan the entrance layout
Measure the floor space, check the direction of foot traffic and allow for the door swing. Select the required size and colour, then confirm that the chosen option suits the intended position.
2. Prepare the mat after delivery
Unpack the mat and follow Robert Scott’s instruction to roll it backwards. Let the edges settle, then inspect the corners and border before placing it in a walking route.
3. Fit and check the position
Place the mat on a clean, dry indoor floor. Check that the backing sits evenly and the edges lie flat. Open nearby doors fully to confirm clearance, and reposition the mat if it moves or obstructs access.
4. Keep the area maintained
Remove accumulated dirt and check underneath the mat during routine cleaning. Follow the supplied care instructions for cleaning methods. Inspect the pile, backing and border regularly, taking the mat out of service if damage or curling prevents secure placement.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Brand |
Robert Scott |
| Range |
Frontguard |
| Product type |
Indoor entrance mat |
| Surface |
Deep pile for dirt and water retention |
| Backing |
Flexible anti-slip backing |
| Listed colours |
Black and grey |
| Listed sizes |
60 x 90cm; 90 x 120cm; 90 x 150cm; 120 x 180cm |
| Typical setting |
Office entrances and reception areas |
FAQs
What distinguishes Frontguard?
Frontguard has a deep pile surface designed for dirt and water retention, together with flexible anti-slip backing. Robert Scott identifies offices and reception areas as suitable settings.
Which dimensions are listed?
The size selector lists 60 x 90cm, 90 x 120cm, 90 x 150cm and 120 x 180cm. Measure the available space and check the selected option’s details before ordering.
Can I choose the colour?
Black and grey options are listed. Use the colour and size selectors together to identify the particular mat you need, and check the chosen option before completing your order.
How should I prepare a newly unpacked mat?
Robert Scott advises reverse-rolling after opening. Check that the whole border lies flat afterwards, especially at the corners, before allowing pedestrian traffic over it.
Does the backing guarantee that the mat cannot move?
No. Anti-slip backing assists placement, but the floor condition and the way the mat is positioned still matter. Include checks for movement, curling and trapped debris in the cleaning routine.
How do I check door clearance?
Position the mat flat and check the full opening path of nearby doors. The selected length and width describe its footprint; verify clearance at the actual entrance before putting it into use.
