Studio Mats

A studio mat spends more time being carried, stacked and wiped down than it does being lain on. That is why the storage detail matters as much as the foam: a mat that cannot be hung is a mat that ends up in a pile in the corner, and a pile in the corner is what a studio looks like when it is not being looked after.

The mat

High-density foam for joint protection in floor-based classes, kneeling work, core conditioning and stretching, at 101.5 x 51cm. Steel eyelets are set into the mat so it hangs on a rack or wall bracket rather than being stacked flat, and the surface wipes down quickly between sessions.

Why eyelets change the room

Hung mats dry properly, take up a fraction of the floor space, and can be counted at a glance so a missing mat gets noticed the same day. Stacked mats trap moisture between layers, take two people to move and hide damage until someone is lying on it. For a room that turns over every hour, hanging is the only arrangement that survives contact with a real timetable.

Storage options

Pair the mats with a freestanding mat rack or a wall bracket mount, which lifts them off the floor entirely in rooms where every square metre is timetabled. Both are stocked in the accessories range.

Related ranges

For thinner mats used in standing and balance work see yoga and Pilates, and for the wider timetable see studio equipment.

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