Frequently Asked Questions
What are bar mats used for?
Catching spills and cushioning glassware. Bar mats sit on the bar top or shelf so drips drain and glasses do not chip. Confirmed Omcan mats come in service and rail spill styles.
Which bar mats fit a narrow rail?
A rail spill mat fits tight strips. Among these bar mats, the 3.25 by 27 inch rail spill mat runs along the bar edge, while a 12 by 18 inch service mat covers a mixing area. Match the mat to the space.
How much do the bar mats cost?
They are inexpensive. The bar mats run from about $5.04 for a rail spill mat to roughly $10.29 for an interlocking mat, with some larger rubber mats priced on request. Most sit under about $11.
Do bar mats come in different colors?
Yes. Many bar mats come in black or brown, so you can match the bar look or color-code stations. The confirmed service and rail mats both offer those two colors for easy pairing.
Are the bar mats rubber?
Yes, mostly. These bar mats are rubber, which grips the counter, drains liquid through raised ribs, and cushions glass at any bar service station. Rubber also rinses clean and resists odors.
Is an interlocking bar mat worth it?
For large areas, yes. An interlocking 12 by 12 inch bar mat lets you tile several together to cover any length of bar. Standalone mats work for small stations, but interlocking pieces scale to a long counter.
Should bar mats match my other bar gear?
Match them to your station layout. Choose Johnson Rose or Omcan bar mats sized to the counter, then pair them with non-slip service trays and the rest of your bar tools.
