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Big
D Matting System
Interlocking Matting for Surefooted Anti-fatigue and
Wet Area Uses |
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D Matting System offers three unique styles of
interlocking comfort tiles for use in sports areas, work and leisure environments
where secure footing is essential. Institutions and public facilities
that want to minimize the likelihood of accident, injury and disease can
use the Big D Matting System to do just that. Beveled safety edges can
be supplied in contrasting colors for added safety.
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| Crafted from recycled plastic, the Big D product
is an interlocking roll-up matting system designed for ground conditions
where footing can be difficult or dangerous. It is available in a variety
of patterns and colors, is simple to install, free draining and easy to
clean. |
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| Barefoot Drain Tile
System was designed to prevent
the growth of micro-organisms which cause skin disease such as athlete’s
foot and tinea. It can be used to create a healthier environment in
sports locker rooms, shower facilities and swimming pool areas by keeping
peoples' feet away from pooled or standing water and debris, which may
contain such micro-organisms while, at the same time, providing a sure
grip for wet feet. |
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Step Drain Tile System feature 144 tiny (4mm)
drain holes per tile which can quickly disperse any surface water from
the face of the mat. Because the holes are so small, the mat can be
used with confidence in public area where conventional shoes including
high heeled shoes may be worn. Suggested uses include exhibitors who
have indoor/outdoor displays and the operators of public swimming pools.
It is excellent for the protection of ceramic tiles from scuba tanks
where the pool is being used for diver training. It can also be used
for temporary grass protection where crowd damage may occur. It can
also serve as deck area cover for utility vehicles to prevent load shift. |
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Cushion Tred Matting System - offers many
of the features of the drain tile systems but can be selected
for use where narrow or even stiletto heels may be worn. This
system is ideal for use as anti-fatigue flooring in conditions
where staff, workers or customers have to stand for long periods
of time. |
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| Cushion
Tred features a free draining under-structure which provides excellent
insulation from cool and damp floors. It can typically be used
for gyms, aerobic floors, as well as bar and food service areas.
Other uses include marine vessel interiors and internal walkways. |
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| The Sports and
Safety model represents real value, reducing
the possibility of injuries and their associated costs. The tiles
can be easily cut to conform to existing structures and traffic
patterns. They can also be laid in a variety of patterns to form
designs. |
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Temperature:
Suitable for use in temperatures ranging from -86F
(-30C) to +184F (+90C).
Material: Rubber and flexible PVC. Click here for
Big D Fire Test
Results.
Packaging: Packed in boxes of 20 tiles with the
box size being 20-3/8" (515 mm) long x 20-3/8" (515 mm)
wide x 6" (150 mm) high. A full 20 ft. container holds approximately
14,600 tiles. |
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| Colors:
Black, Grey, Blue, White, Green, Yellow, Red |
Dimensions:
Tile: 20" x 10" x 9/16" (500 mm x 250 mm
x 15 mm). Edge: 20" x 2-1/2" x 9/16" Corner Edge:
22" x 2-1/2" x 9/16". Dimensions are nominal. |
| Installation: For
easy interlocking of tiles and edge ramps apply soapy water to male
and female lugs and tap together with a hammer. For permanent fixture
apply a small amount of PVC glue or cement to the lugs before interlocking.
Assembly can be Plain, matching similar dimension to similar dimension;
Parquet or Brick. |
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In Brick Style applications tiles at
the opposite ends of alternating row will need to be cut in
half and the cut away the part used on the opposite row end.
Edge Ramps can not be attached to cut tiles unless lugs on the
ramps are also cut away and PVC cement is used to attach the
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| When an "Insdie Corner" with a Beveled Safety Edge is required, a little cutting will be needed to accompish it. Using an angular cutting tool, draw a line on a Beveled Safty Edge where the angular Inside Corner is to be created. Do the same thing to its matching oposite side and place the two corner elements together. In a square corner, the inside mitering would be, effectively the joining together of two opposite 45 degree angular cut Beveled Safety Edges. Once this icomplete, build the Center tiles and the remaining Beveled Edges to complete the installatuion. The following photos should provide the key aspects to accomplish this type of installtion.
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| Prices
are exclusive of freight which will be quoted on request. Deliveries
to NY, CT and NJ will have applicable Sales Tax added to invoice.
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The Mat King descusses various aspects regarding the Big D Interlocking Drain and Comfort Matting:
We invite you to watch the following series of brief videos in which The Mat King, Drew Kopf, points out certain features of the Big D Interlocking Drain and Comfort Matting that might be of interest to organizations, building owners and managers and safety officers, who are considering ways of addressing wet area situations or areas that require anti-fatigue values in the matting requirements for thier personell:
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| The Mat King Vinyl Link Logo and Emblem Mat Videos: |
Two Types - Drain Mats and Comfort Mats - Time: 1:37 - Drew Kopf explains the two types of Big D Interlocking Tiles
Recorded December 2015.
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Color Options and Uses of the colors - Time: 2:21 - Drew Kopf discusses the variety of colors in The Mat King Big D Interlocking Matting. Recorded December 2015. |
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Interlocking in Six Ways - Very Big Advantages - Time: 1:39 - Drew Kopf describes how special the interlocking system is on the Big D Matting.
Recorded November 2015.
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General Introduction to the Big D Interlocking Drain and Comfort Matting -
Time: 2:14 - Drew Kopf gives a overview of Big D Matting.
Recorded December 2015
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MAT KING
740 West End Avenue; Suite 1
New York, NY 10025 USA
Phone: 646-998-4208
Fax: 646-998-4073
Phone: 800-442-6544
Fax: 800-Mats-Fax (628-7329)
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