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Anti-Fatigue Mat Calculator

Mat coverage for standing workstations and assembly lines.

Inputs

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ft
ft
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$

Results

Total mats needed

6

Total mat cost

$270.00

≈ 5 tanks of gas

Total area to cover72 sq ft
Mats per station1
Mat coverage90 sq ft
Edge strip needed84 lin ft
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter the number of standing workstations or positions to be covered.
  2. Set the station width and depth in feet to define the mat coverage area per station.
  3. Enter the mat dimensions (width × length) from the manufacturer's specifications.
  4. Input the cost per mat.
  5. Review the total mats needed and estimated total cost for your facility.

How the result changes with Number of stations

Number of stationsTotal mats neededTotal mat cost
2121$945.00
7171$3,195.00
130130$5,850.00
180180$8,100.00

What each input means

Number of stations
Number of standing workstations or positions to cover.
Station width
Width of standing area at each station.
Station depth
Depth (front-to-back) of standing area.
Mat width
Width of each anti-fatigue mat. Common: 2', 3', 4'.
Mat length
Length of each anti-fatigue mat. Common: 3', 5', 10'.
Cost per mat
Unit cost per mat.

What each result means

Total area to cover
Standing area plus 6" buffer on each side.
Mats per station
Mats required to cover each station.
Total mats needed
Total number of mats to purchase.
Mat coverage
Actual area covered by mats.
Edge strip needed
Beveled edge ramps for open mat edges (trip prevention).
Total mat cost
Total material cost for all mats.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Number of stations = 6, Station width = 3, Station depth = 2, Mat width = 3 = 6 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Total mats needed
    Total mats needed
    6 = 6
  3. Calculate Total mat cost
    Total mat cost = totalMats * costPerMat
    270 = $270
  4. Calculate Total area to cover
    Total area to cover = areaPerStation * numStations
    72 = 72
  5. Calculate Mats per station
    Mats per station
    1 = 1

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