Workshop mats and seat covers for commercial vehicle garages
Workshop floor mats and vehicle protection covers serve two purposes: they protect the technician and they protect the vehicle. Anti-fatigue mats reduce physical strain for technicians working at a fixed station or standing at a workbench for extended periods. Rubber work mats placed under vehicles being serviced absorb drips and spills and reduce the time spent cleaning the workshop floor between jobs.
Seat covers and floor protection are essential when trucks come into the workshop for cab-area work. A dirty cab after a service job is an avoidable problem. Disposable seat covers, steering wheel covers and floor mats keep the cab clean during servicing and are quick to fit and remove. Reusable fabric seat covers are a more economical option for workshops with high vehicle throughput where disposables become a significant cost.
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Frequently asked questions
What are anti-fatigue mats and where are they used in a workshop?
Anti-fatigue mats are cushioned rubber or foam mats designed to reduce the physical impact of standing on hard concrete floors for extended periods. They reduce lower back, knee and foot fatigue for technicians working at fixed stations such as a tool bench, diagnostic station or parts counter. They are not suitable for areas where vehicles drive over them.
Do seat covers need to be fitted for every service job on an HGV?
Best practice is to fit a seat cover and floor mat whenever a vehicle enters the workshop for any job that involves cab access. This protects the driver's cab from contamination during the service and avoids complaints or additional cleaning time after the job. Disposable paper or non-woven covers are low-cost per unit and the easiest to manage in a busy workshop.
Can workshop mats be used in areas exposed to oil and chemicals?
Rubber-backed workshop mats are resistant to most oils, fuels and workshop chemicals and can be wiped clean or washed. Confirm the chemical resistance of the mat material for any specific substances used in your workshop. Avoid using fabric mats in areas with heavy fluid exposure as they absorb contamination and become difficult to clean.
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