Industrial Matting Glossary
Ramped edging
Definition
Beveled edge pieces that transition from floor to matting, reducing trip hazards and easing trolley access.
Why it matters
- Reduces trip hazards at matting perimeters.
- Improves access for trolleys and pallet trucks.
- Completes the finish of modular layouts.
Typical uses
- Workstations with pedestrian traffic.
- Walkways with pallet trucks or carts.
- Entry points to modular tile areas.
Documents to request
- Confirm edge profile options and heights.
- Ask for corner pieces and transitions.
- Include edging in tile count plans.
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Ramped edging — FAQs
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