Guides & Tips

A working formula for napkin par levels based on covers, turns and wash cycle, so you stop running out mid-service or paying to store linen you never use.

Most entrances are running one mat when the walk-off distance calls for two or three, and that’s why the floor past the doorway is always wet.

Scraper mats with plenty of pile left often get binned early because the rubber backing has cracked or the edges have curled, and that failure is usually down to heat, moisture or the wrong cleaning method rather than normal wear.

A practical look at why entrance mats freeze, ice over or stop gripping in winter, and what a swap schedule should look like to keep doorways safe.

A worked par-stock formula for gym and leisure centre changing rooms, based on member throughput and towel turnaround time rather than guesswork.

A practical schedule for swapping entrance matting based on footfall, weather and visible wear, so your lobby never looks tired.