Rubber Mats for Ski Areas and Winter Operations
In ski areas and other locations heavily affected by winter conditions, snow, moisture and high visitor numbers come together. Possible application areas for suitable slip-resistant mats include access points to ski huts, service and rental areas, outdoor areas at hospitality businesses or transitions between snow-covered and paved walkways.
Robust mats can also help equip heavily frequented walking areas at cable car stations, winter events, campsites or seasonal businesses. Which version is suitable should always be selected according to the specific use, load and existing substrate.
Which Rubber Mats Are Suitable for Ice and Snow?
There is not just one suitable type of mat for winter applications. The decisive factors are how the area is used and which requirements apply on site.
Ring Rubber Mats and Honeycomb Mats
Ring rubber mats are particularly suitable for areas where, in addition to slip resistance, fast drainage of water and slush is important. The open structure remains functional even in changing weather conditions and makes these mats an obvious solution for many winter applications.
Perforated Mats with Water-Draining Structure
Rubber perforated mats can also be used in snow and slippery conditions. The current diconfa perforated mat has an open, water-draining structure and a slip-resistant surface. It is suitable, among other applications, for entrance areas, paved paths, terraces and other indoor and outdoor areas.
Safety Mats for Weather-Exposed Walking Areas
Another option is special safety mats. The current diconfa safety mats have a highly slip-resistant PVC granulate surface with R13 classification, are water-permeable and intended for indoor and outdoor use. The products are specifically offered for slippery conditions caused by moisture, ice, snow and frost.
Profiled and Other Slip-Resistant Mats
Depending on the application area, profiled rubber mats or other slip-resistant floor coverings may also be suitable. Fine-ribbed, studded or special anti-slip structures can be useful, for example, where additional grip is the main requirement. However, not every mat is equally suitable for standing water, snow or ice. The respective product data should therefore be checked before making a selection.