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If you’re looking for a door mat, you have probably realised that products for specific areas have different features. If you aren’t sure which type you need yet, we highly recommend reading about the difference between inside and outside doormats first.

Prolonged standing places strain on joints, muscles, and the lower back. Over time, this leads to discomfort, fatigue, and injury. Anti fatigue mats cushion hard surfaces, helping feet move microscopically. This stimulates circulation and reduces muscle strain.

If you’re looking for a door mat, you’ve probably noticed there are a lot of options. From different materials to different traffic levels, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. At Matshop, we are on a mission to give the best advice to anyone looking for it. So, here is our answer to the question: what is the best door mat in Australia?

It’s a sad time when your mat comes to the end of its life, but even our heavy duty chair mats don’t last forever. So, what do you do when yours no longer works? Does it go to a landfill? Are chair mats recyclable?

If you have recently renovated or installed new fixtures, you might be wondering how best to protect your new space. Many mats can protect your floor and white goods, but the ideal product varies between appliances and floor types. Washing machines, fridges and other white goods are some common items we are asked about, but any big appliances need a barrier underneath.

If you’ve decided on coir matting for your home or workplace, you might have only just realised the level of upkeep it requires. Check out our article on the benefits of coir, and you will see why it’s one of our favourite and most popular products. But, while natural coir matting is a certain crowd-pleaser, it does have its drawbacks.

If you have a job that keeps you on your feet all day, you might be wondering: is standing all day bad for you? Research has suggested negative impacts of standings for a while now, so we have some answers for you.

If you are buying a treadmill, you might have heard of something called a treadmill mat. Treadmill mats sound like an optional accessory, but they are a crucial piece of equipment for many people. If you have a home gym with proper flooring (note: rubber), you can skip the treadmill mat. Everyone else, though, this is a necessary expense. So, why do you need a mat under a treadmill?

We are proud to offer Australia’s favourite chair mats, but sometimes you just want to do it yourself. DIY chair mats are possible, but you should carefully consider which type you want. Some materials are easier to DIY with, and some should not be attempted at all.