M+A Matting 446416900 Stick-And-Stand Mats, 17"X17", 6/Case

The M+A Matting 446416900 Stick-And-Stand Mats are adhesive-backed floor mats designed to clearly indicate where customers should stand and to provide a safe, defined waiting area. Their universal stop-sign shape with shoe-print markers creates intuitive guidance for social distancing or queue management, and the mats can be arranged in various configurations to fit a site’s layout.

Construction features include a releasable adhesive backing that keeps the mat flat and in place through heavy cart and buggy traffic, while allowing for easy removal or re-positioning as needed. The surface is screen-printed with a smooth, low-profile, high-traction finish to improve slip resistance, and the mats are treated to resist odors through antimicrobial protection. The composition uses solution-dyed polypropylene fiber, and each mat weighs 12 ounces per square yard, contributing to a durable, low-profile footprint that won’t interfere with cleaning equipment.

These mats are designed for short- to mid-term use, performing effectively for up to 3 to 4 months under normal conditions. They’re sold by the case, with six mats per case, making it straightforward to outfit an area with consistent guidance. Because they’re adhesive-backed, they can be left in place during routine floor cleaning, and floor scrubbers, mops, and brooms can pass over them without causing damage or leaving residue compared with some floor decals. This product is suited for facilities implementing social distancing measures or managing customer flow without permanent floor modification.

Features:

• Provides Clear Direction with a universal stop sign shape and shoe print marks
• Adhesive backing keeps mats flat and in place under heavy traffic
• Leave-in-place design compatible with routine floor cleaning
• Low-profile, high-traction surface for slip resistance
• Odor Resistant and microbially treated for odor protection
• Performs up to 3–4 months under normal use
• Sold by the case (6 mats per case)