From warehouse floors to stable yards, Henry Gallacher supplies rubber matting solutions. With an extensive stock range and decades of material expertise as part of the PAR Group, we deliver high-quality matting for commercial, industrial, agricultural and leisure applications throughout the region and beyond.
Our comprehensive product range addresses diverse workplace challenges. Whether you need anti-fatigue protection for production line staff, electrical safety compliance in control rooms, or durable flooring for food processing environments. Every mat is manufactured from high-quality rubber compounds engineered to perform in demanding conditions, from high-traffic pedestrian areas to gym and leisure facilities that require comfort and hygiene.
Our standard commercial matting range features various patterns, including fluted, ribbed and chequer plate designs. These tough, durable options are popular choices for flooring, van linings, and benchtop covers across industrial and food production environments. Anti-fatigue rubber mats benefit personnel who stand for prolonged periods on hard concrete or tiled floors, improving efficiency, preventing workplace accidents, reducing fatigue and providing vibration barriers when machinery operates.
Electrical safety rubber matting from Henry Gallacher is designed for high-voltage environments, such as control rooms and switchboard areas. We supply grades withstanding up to 36,000 volts (dependent on material classification) that comply with BS EN 61111:2009 and the superseded BS 921:1976 regulations.
For leisure applications, our gym and playground matting range offers impact and abrasion protection. Manufactured from dense rubber compounds, these mats reduce the risk of flooring damage whilst providing comfort during workout activities.
All our rubber matting can be precision-cut into custom strips and shapes using our in-house CNC cutting facilities, ensuring a perfect fit for your specific workspace requirements. Contact Henry Gallacher to discuss your rubber matting needs.