New York, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/18/2017 -- Entrance mats are mats which are laid inside or outside of the house and primarily used for the purpose of removing dirt from the footwear of the person by scrubbing or wiping their soles on the mat. Entrance matting can be classified on the basis of the material like cotton, rubber, nylon, coir, etc. The augmented availability of nitrile rubber is the major driver for the entrance matting industry. Growing infrastructure industries and construction in various regions is going to drive the global entrance matting market.

Entrance matting is a mat placed on the floor at the entrance of house, office, or supermarkets. It provides safety at the workplace, traps mud, sand, stones, & other material stuck in footwear, and enhances the appearance of the floor. The type of materials used in manufacturing depends on location. The noise while walking and trapping ability of dirt are some of the benefits of entrance matting. Various innovations are done due to numbers of technological advancements.

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Entrance matting are placed outside or inside on the floor of the houses, offices, and supermarkets. The main purpose of entrance matting is to remove the dirt from footwear by scrubbing or wiping their footwear on Entrance mats. Entrance matting is used at workplaces for the security to trap the mud, dirt, and other substances.

On the basis of entrance matting type, the market is segmented into scarper/wiper, anti-fatigue, flow through, logo and specialty.  Scraper/wiper is anticipated to grow in terms of revenue and remain dominant in the entrance matting market during the forecast period.

On the basis of application, the entrance matting market is segmented into residential and non-residential. The residential sector is projected to grow during the forecast period as demand for the walk-off, logo, and anti-fatigue entrance matting is rising at residential areas, currently, also it holds the largest market share among global entrance matting market.

The global entrance matting market is expected to witness sustained growth over the forecast period. The growth of entrance matting market is driven as the demand for entrance matting is increasing the importance of workplace safety and growing industries is a major factor which will boost the entrance matting market. Moreover, increasing safety concern and stringent regulations in the hospitality industry and offices will boost the new entrance matting market. The major factor that influences the growth of global entrance market as the increasing growth in the flooring. The improving technology in the entrance matting industry also led to the development of anti-fatigue and special mars which are an opportunity for the entrance matting market growth.

On the basis of the geographical market segment, Entrance Matting Market is segmented into seven different regions: North America, Latin America, and Eastern Europe, Western Europe, and Asia-Pacific region, Japan and the Middle East and Africa.

In regional segments, North America is presently the market leader in terms of revenue in the global entrance matting market followed by Europe and Asia-Pacific. The entrance matting market is well established in the developed regions and the market is still establishing in the developing economies like China, India, and Indonesia which is expected to grow in the forecast period.

Some of the market players operating in the Entrance Matting Market are 3M Company, Forbo Holding AG, Birrus Matting Systems, Cintas Corporation, Millikan & Company, Eagle Mat & Floor Products, Superior Manufacturing Group, and Bergo Flooring AB, and few other regional players. Manufacturers all over the world are escalating the product portfolio and increase the sales strategies and investing in research & development and also focusing on different strategies to maintain their market share in the global Entrance matting market.

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