Not every floor product is a finish. On a plant floor, matting cushions a standing shift and marking keeps aisles and work cells clear. In an office, a chair mat protects the carpet under a rolling chair. These are small decisions that decide how a floor holds up and how the people on it feel at the end of the day. For standing comfort at a desk or workstation, see our ergonomic accessories.
Cushion
the standing shift
Mark
aisles and cells
Protect
under rolling chairs
How to spec it
What this decision turns on.
Where people stand
Matting belongs where people actually stand to work — at the bench, the machine or the line. Map the stations before choosing the mat.
Wet, oily or dry
A mat for a wet or oily area is a different product from one for a dry assembly floor. The environment drives the material.
Keeping aisles clear
Floor marking shows where material, equipment and people belong. It only works if it holds up to the traffic crossing it.
Under the chair
A chair mat should suit the floor it sits on and the size of the chair's travel. The wrong mat slides, curls or cracks.
What we carry
The lines we reach for.
Specific sizes and materials are selected against the station. Product images and model numbers follow once the specification is set.
Industrial matting & floor marking — Ergomat
Cushioned standing
Ergomat
Anti-Fatigue Matting
Wet-area cushion
Ergomat
Nitril Ergonomic Mat
Safety floor marking
Ergomat
DuraStripe Floor Striping
Chair mats
ES Robbins
Product to be selected
Setting up a standing work area?
Tell us about the stations, the floor and the shift. We will specify the matting and marking that fit.
Wherever people stand in one place to work — at a bench, a machine or a line. For standing comfort at an office desk or workstation, see our ergonomic accessories.
Does the environment change which mat to use?
Yes. Wet, oily and dry areas each call for a different mat material, so we start with where the mat will sit.
Working with Applied Ergonomics
What types of projects does Applied Ergonomics work on?
We work on projects of all sizes, from single-office setups to multi-floor corporate buildouts. Our services span workspace strategy, interior design, furniture specification, procurement, project management, and installation across healthcare, education, corporate, industrial, and hospitality environments.
How does the consultation process work?
We start with a conversation to understand your goals, challenges, and timeline. From there we develop a tailored approach that may include space planning, product recommendations, and a detailed proposal. There’s no obligation, and we’re happy to answer questions at any stage.
Do you work with architects and interior designers?
Absolutely. We regularly partner with architects and interior designers as a technical and execution resource, translating design intent into specific, high-performing solutions.
What geographic areas do you serve?
We serve clients nationally. While we’re headquartered in the Chicago area, our project management and installation capabilities extend across the United States.
Do you support ongoing facility needs after a project is complete?
Yes. We remain a consistent point of contact beyond project closeout—handling warranty coordination, reconfigurations, internal moves, modular system relocation and reuse, redesigns, and more. Our goal is continuity, not re-procurement.
