Bar Mats

Two kinds cover most bars: narrow rail mats that line the bar top and catch drips, and larger rubber floor mats for behind-the-bar footing. Rail mats run around 27 inches long, floor mats much bigger. Pick Bar Mats by whether you're covering the counter or the floor.

Slim rubber rail mats, roughly 27 by 3 inches, sit along the counter to catch spills and cushion glassware. They wipe clean and lift out for washing. For counter use, choose narrow Bar Mats that don't crowd the pour space.

A rubber floor mat gives grip on wet tile, cutting slip risk during a rush, while raised surfaces let liquid drain away from feet. That keeps staff steady on a busy shift. Larger Bar Mats matter most where the floor gets wettest.

Rubber grips, resists spills, and cleans up fast, which is exactly what a wet bar demands. It also cushions dropped glassware to cut breakage. That is why the Johnson Rose Bar Mats here are rubber through and through.

Mostly it's about matching your bar's look, since rail mats come in black and brown. Darker mats hide stains better between washes. Choose Bar Mats in a colour that suits the counter and hides wear.

Yes. Thin rail mats line speed rails and service spots to catch drips and steady bottles, on top of covering the main bar top. That keeps your whole setup tidy. Position Bar Mats anywhere liquid collects, near your speed rails especially.

For trays and bussing stations, yes, a non-slip mat keeps glassware from sliding as staff move drinks. It protects both the tray and the load. Pair Bar Mats with non-slip service trays for the steadiest carry.