First Mats Launches Range of Social Distancing Products


Safety products supplier First Mats has launched a range of social distancing mats, signs and barriers for the workplace, to help employers meet their new health and safety requirements following the Covid-19 pandemic.

The products either help to maintain safe distances between people in the workplace, or provide a physical screen or barrier between individuals, to reduce the person-to-person transmission of the virus.

All of the products are designed to be easily and quickly deployed, allowing employers and business owners to prepare for the safe return of their workforce and customers over the next few weeks and months.

The new products fall into one of five categories: social distancing mats, temporary floor signs, floor marking tape, workstation dividers and cough and sneeze screens.

Social distancing mats Designed for workplaces with trade counters, reception desks and checkouts, First Mats’ new social distancing mats highlight a safe distance of two meters, as recommended by the government. The mats are brightly colored, to attract the attention of customers and other staff in the building.

Temporary floor signs - These temporary floor signs highlight the 2-metre distancing rule; one displays a yellow arrow on a black background to encourage one-way traffic in shops and similar premises. The slip-resistant signs are printed onto a self-adhesive vinyl sheet, and can be quickly and easily applied to most floor surfaces.

Floor marking tape - Employers in some sectors, such as manufacturing and logistics, may need to mark out walkways and safe distance markings between employees. The tape is available in sizes from 25mm to 150mm wide, in a range of colours.

Workstation dividers - Within an open plan office or production line, First Mats’ workplace dividers act as a temporary barrier to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and other viruses. They can be built and moved into position very easily and quickly.

Cough and sneeze screens - Businesses with visitors and customers will need clear screens to protect everyone, while allowing people to be fully visible. The clear acrylic screens can be easily installed in reception desks, trade counters and checkouts.

First Mats’ full range of social distancing products can be seen at https://www.firstmats.co.uk/collections/hygiene-mats-products.



May 8, 2020


Topic Area: Press Release


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