Classic Black Salon Mats

All of our salon mats are made here in America - manufactured from commercial-grade components and engineered for many years of all-day use.  These mats come with an industry leading 24 month warranty against any manufacturing defects though the mats themselves should last much longer and provide years of standing comfort, even in the busiest salons and barber shops.  (Please note that an extended warranty can be purchased for a minimal cost.)

Sweeping the mat or blowing a hair dryer overhead will easily remove hair and day-to-day dust and debris.  These salon floormats can also be vacuumed.  For hairspray, gel, mouse and the like, simply wipe down with warm water and a little soap or use a neutral cleaner like Simple Green.  Should hair dye drip on the mat, try to wipe it all off as soon as possible.  

Only the foam on the underside is removed from the chair base section of the mat; the rubber top surface is still present. This allows the chair to sit flat and not topple over while keeping the surface of the salon mat easy to clean and preventing hairs from getting stuck between the mat and the chair.

Absolutely!  We specialize in custom size and shape floor mats and can easily manufacture a mat to the specifications needed, including having the chair depressions exactly where they're needed and with sloped edging all around.  A design proof will be sent to you for approval before anything is produced.

All salon mats and barber mats are manufactured here in the US from American sourced raw materials to ensure a high quality, long-lasting product that provides years of enhanced comfort, safety and superior craftsmanship.

All of our salon mats are puncture resistant (with the High Heel Proof Salon Mats being puncture proof).  Regardless, the mats will hold up well and should not get damaged from any scissors or buzzers dropping onto the mats.

The weight of the chair will keep the mat firmly in place and prevent any floor mat movement.  (Note that the 2' x 3' shampoo mats are the only size specifically designed to be used next to the chair and not have part of the chair base on top of it.)

Great question and we actually get this question not so infrequently.  There are two ways to tell the top from the bottom.  First, all mats will have the beveled (sloped) edges angling down towards the floor so that they provide a gradual transition on and off the mat (just like a ramp).  Second, for mats that have a top and a bottom layer, the smooth, firm, rubber surface is the top while the soft, spongy foam goes on the bottom.

While the most frequently purchased sizes in the salon and barber industry are 3' x 5' and, to a slightly lesser extent, 3' x 4', it's a good idea to measure your space and the distance between salon chairs to ensure that there's enough room so that the mats don't overlap.

These salon comfort mats have a non-stick surface which makes it easy to sweep or blow away hairs.  Even wet hair can be removed quite easily.