Drainage mat commonly referred to as rubber mats, kitchen mats and food service mats. It is a piece of fabric or flat material generally placed on floor or other flat surface and servers a range of purposes such as attracting  dirt from the shoes. Doormats are one the most important drainage mat, it is a device placed at the building entrance to attract dirt immediately outside or inside the threshold. These mats are designed in such a way that it enabled the people to the wipe the dirty soles of their shoes before entering the building.

These mats are also known as welcome mats. These mats are often made of Coir, a coconut fiber; Palmyra (palm tree) fibers and stalks, as well as nylon, rubber, cloth, aluminum and other materials. It is called as welcome mats because they are placed at the front floor from where the visitor should come in and welcomed with all traditional design and setup.

 Qualities it should contain:

There are large varieties of drainage mat which are available in the market. Kitchen mat which is generally used in food processing area should have 100% of high density and should be made up of rubber; these mats should resist water because there is maximum use of water in the kitchen. It should resist oils, greases, chemicals, animal fats which are used in making food in the kitchen. By the help of mat the work in the kitchen becomes easier and any thing like that must be welcomed. These mats also helps in decorating your kitchen as to which quality product you are using add colorful charm to your kitchen while minimizing the fatigue of standing at the counter or sink.

 Conclusion:

 So it is a generic term which is being for any fabric and flat material which is placed at the entrance or used in the kitchen to clean the dirt and help in the area of food processing and also take care of the looks of the kitchen. It also helps in changing the state which passes above it by cleaning all the dirt from the shoes and help to clean the house. 

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