Printed on State of the Art Digital Printer.

Made with 25% recycled content.

18 colors available. Place up to 5 colors per mat.

Excellent durability and traction properties.

Provides a slip-resistant surface which effectively removes tough dirt, grime and water from feet. Green friendly rubber backing has 20% recycled rubber content.

Available in smooth and cleated backing types.

All Waterhog™ Impressions mats are certified slip resistant by the National Floor Safety Institute.

Aquamarine, Bluestone, Bordeaux, Charcoal, Dark Brown, Evergreen, Gold, Light Green, Medium Blue, Medium Brown, Medium Grey, Navy, Orange, Purple, Solid Red, White

OVERALL MAT THICKNESS:	.190"- NUBS
SURFACE
TYPE:	Nylon
WEIGHT:	28 oz. per square yard (884 grams per square meter)
NUB HEIGHT:	1/4"
DESIGN:	Square "waffle"
BACKING
TYPE:	100% SBR Rubber (25% Recycled Content)
THICKNESS:	.190" - Nubs .050" - Between Nubs
DUROMETER:	60
TENSIL:	1400 PSI
TESTING
	Passes Flammability Standard DOC-FF-1-70
	ASTM C 1028-29 Static Coefficient of Friction. Dry .

1. Vacuum Daily

When possible, Waterhog mats should be vacuumed on a daily basis. During periods of inclement weather, use of a wet/dry vacuum may provide a more effective method of daily maintenance.

2. Routine Maintenance

Spots and non-permanent stains should be removed as needed using a safe non-organic solvent based cleaner. In the event a solvent based spotter is needed, caution should be taken to rinse the excess solvent thoroughly before returning the mat to service. Failure to rinse the solvent can result in damage to the rubber backing of the mat. Periodically, as needed, Waterhog mats should be cleaned using a more vigorous method such as a pressure washer or water hose. Following the use of this method, the mats should be placed in a position to allow them to drain. This draining will occur rapidly and the mats will be ready to put back into service in a short time.

3. Deep Cleaning

Waterhog mats may be cleaned by any routine method used for carpeted floors. This includes wet extraction as well as low moisture extraction methods. Chemicals used for cleaning should be as solvent-free as possible and following a wet cleaning, care should be taken to rinse the mat as thoroughly as possible. If a wet system is used, the mats should be placed in a position to drain as much as possible before returning to service.

4. Floor Preparation

Prior to the mat being put back into service, Andersen recommends that the floor where the mat will be placed be cleaned to remove dust and dirt. This will allow the mat to grip the floor more effectively reducing mat movement with traffic.