MC000037 1215 Paris 2 Black/Red 90X120 CM - border 3 cm ( Boston ) [Dayton]

MC000037 1215 Paris 2 Black/Red 90X120 CM - border 3 cm ( Boston ) [Dayton]

Mats

MC000037 Paris 2 Black/Red Floor Mat — Overview

This product listing is for the MC000037 “Paris 2” floor mat in a black/red colourway, supplied as a safety / floor mat. It is presented as a configurable product (so options may vary), and is described with a contrasting border detail (listed as a 3 cm border). Use this page as a practical guide to what this style of mat is for, how to choose the right option, and how to look after it once installed.

Key points at a glance

• Safety / floor mat category: intended for use as a floor mat where traction, cleanliness and defined edges matter.
• Distinct black/red appearance: a high-contrast look that can help visually define an area.
• Border detail: listed with a 3 cm border, helping frame the mat and create a neat finish.
• Configurable listing: the same product page may cover multiple options; select the variant that matches your requirement.

Typical uses

• Entrances and reception areas where you want a defined mat zone.
• Internal walkways where you want to help reduce tracked-in dirt and moisture.
• Workplace areas where a mat is used as part of general housekeeping and slip-risk reduction.
• Retail or public-facing spaces where colour contrast supports zoning and presentation.

Key Features

Contrasting border:
The listing specifies a border (3 cm). A border can help the mat look more finished, visually separate the mat from surrounding flooring, and provide a clear edge to the mat area.

Black/Red colourway:
A black/red combination is often chosen where you want the mat to stand out, coordinate with branding, or clearly mark an area. It can also help disguise everyday soiling compared with lighter colours.

Designed as a floor mat:
As a product type within “Safety / Floor Mats”, this item is intended for floor placement in common matting scenarios such as entrances, corridors, and general indoor zones where a mat is beneficial.

Configurable options on one page:
Sapphire product pages can represent multiple variants. Always confirm the selected option in the variant selector before ordering, especially if you are matching an existing installation.

Key Features (bullet summary)

• Black/red mat design
• Border detail (listed as 3 cm)
• Listed under Safety / Floor Mats
• Variant-based ordering from a single product page

MC000037 Paris 2 Black/Red Floor Mat — Full Product Guide

Choosing the right mat is usually about balancing presentation, practicality, and how the space is used day-to-day. The MC000037 Paris 2 mat is presented as a black/red floor mat with a defined border detail. The sections below explain how to think about placement, compatibility, and care so you can select the most suitable option from the variants available on this page.

How It Works

A floor mat helps by creating a dedicated surface underfoot. In entrances and transition areas, mats are commonly used to reduce the amount of dirt and moisture carried further into a building. In general indoor areas, a mat can help define a zone (for example, a reception point or a walkway) and provide a consistent surface where foot traffic is concentrated.

The border detail noted on this listing can also contribute to a tidy, framed appearance, which is particularly useful in customer-facing spaces.

Materials and Construction

This product page does not provide a detailed material specification in the current description. If you need confirmation of fibre type, backing type, pile height, or weight, please contact Sapphire with your intended use case and the variant you are considering so the correct technical details can be confirmed.

What we can confirm from the listing is that it is a floor mat product in the Safety / Floor Mats category, with a black/red design and a stated border detail.

Floor Type Compatibility

Because the listing does not specify backing material or anti-slip certification, it is best to assess compatibility based on your floor type and environment:

• Smooth hard floors: ensure the mat lies flat and does not creep under foot traffic. If your site has frequent turning movements (e.g., near doors or counters), consider additional measures such as correct placement and regular checks.
• Carpeted floors: confirm the mat sits stable and does not create a raised edge that could catch.
• Heated floors / sensitive finishes: if applicable, request confirmation of suitability before long-term placement.

In all cases, the safest installation is one where the mat is flat, edges are not curled, and the mat is appropriately sized for the area.

Health and Safety

Mats are often used as part of a broader slip and trip risk management approach. To support safer use:

• Keep edges flat: regularly check that corners and edges remain flat and that the mat has not shifted.
• Choose an appropriate size: a mat that is too small may not capture enough dirt/moisture; a mat that is too large may interfere with doors or create awkward transitions.
• Maintain cleanliness: a saturated or heavily soiled mat can become less effective; clean on a schedule that matches footfall and weather conditions.
• Consider visibility: the black/red contrast can help define the mat area, but always ensure it does not create confusing visual patterns in critical areas such as stairs or ramps.

Ideal Applications and Use Cases

• Commercial entrances: reception areas, lobbies, and internal entry points.
• Retail: store entrances, service counters, and queue areas where you want a defined mat zone.
• Offices: shared corridors, printer areas, and break-room entrances.
• Public buildings: community spaces where a durable, easy-to-manage mat is preferred.

Maintenance, Cleaning and Care

Without a confirmed material specification, the safest general approach is routine dry soil removal and periodic deeper cleaning appropriate to the mat type:

• Daily / frequent: vacuum to remove grit and dust that can abrade surfaces and reduce mat performance.
• Spot cleaning: treat spills promptly to reduce staining and odour.
• Periodic deep clean: follow the cleaning method recommended for the specific mat construction (request guidance if unsure).
• Drying: ensure the mat is fully dry before returning it to service if it has been washed or heavily saturated.

Regular maintenance helps the mat look better for longer and supports consistent performance in busy areas.

Case Study (example scenario)

Scenario: A small office reception experiences increased wet foot traffic during rainy months. Staff notice water being tracked onto smooth flooring near the entrance.

Approach: The team places a defined entrance mat zone using a contrasting black/red mat style to clearly mark where visitors should wipe their feet. They implement a simple routine: vacuuming during the week and a deeper clean as needed.

Outcome: The entrance area looks more organised, and day-to-day housekeeping is easier because dirt and moisture are concentrated in one place.

Note: This is a general illustrative example of how mats are commonly used; it is not a performance guarantee.

Who is it for?

• Facilities teams looking for a practical mat solution for entrances and internal transition points.
• Retail and hospitality operators who want a mat that visually defines an area.
• Offices and public buildings that need a straightforward, maintainable floor mat option.

Colours / Features Available

This listing references a black/red colourway and a border detail (listed as 3 cm). If this product page includes multiple variants, additional options may be selectable from the variant dropdown on the page.

Sizes Available

The title includes a size reference, but because this page may represent multiple variants, please select the required option from the variant selector to confirm the exact size supplied. If you require a specific footprint to match an existing mat area, measure the available space and choose the closest available option shown on the product page.

Need help choosing?
If you tell us where the mat will be used (entrance, corridor, reception, etc.), the floor type, and the level of foot traffic, we can help you select the most suitable variant from this listing.