U.S. Congress enacted the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990 to put an end to discriminatory hiring and management practices in both private and public sectors. The ADA is seen as a landmark civil rights victory for a growing population of Americans who suffer with physical or mental impairments that may substantially limit everyday […]
True, the difference between an entrance mat and an entrance runner is subtle. Generally speaking, entrance ‘mats’ are no larger than 5’x10’, though custom over-sized mats that exceed these dimensions exist. Runners, on the other hand, may run upwards of 50’ in length. Given this basic difference in size, it is helpful to remember that […]
There are various ways and items that can be used to decorate and improve the interior of office spaces. Even entrance mats can be used for aesthetic purposes especially if you chose those entrance mats that are not only durable and functional, but also stylish and decorative. There is now a lot commercial floor mats […]
Eagle Mat and Floor Products has proudly served the Washington D.C. Metro area for over 30 years. In that time, we have forged countless relationships with businesses of many different sizes and verticals. From national real estate development companies to local retail outlets, our client base includes a diverse variety of businesses that each has […]
Using Entrance Mats That Promote Safety While Enhancing Brand Image There’s nothing worse than a pair of worn out, dangerously disheveled entrance mats inside the doorway of a high-end electronics boutique. Unfortunately, a recent trip to Miami Beach landed a member of the Eagle Mat Blog’s editorial team face-to-face with that very worst case scenario. […]
The Eagle Mat team is often asked a simple question: What are walk-off mats, and how are they different from entrance mats? The answer is equally simple: They are one and the same. The term “walk-off mat” is used to describe an entire category of commercial floor mats that either scrape or wipe debris from […]
Last month, we announced our Fight Fatigue in February campaign to help businesses hedge against one of the most preventable costs of doing business: Worker fatigue. In January of 2009, the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine wrote that an overwhelming 40% of American workers suffered from workplace fatigue. The published study, along with several […]
