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Beveled Edge Floor Mats

Easy wheelchair access helps to reduce accidental tripping
The Beveled “Edge” low profile floor mat has beveled edges that allow for easy wheelchair access and helps to reduce accidental tripping. The inner core is a high compression polyethylene foam covered with Blue Chip’s Chemsafe™ anti-microbial, fire-retardant vinyl with a non-skid base. The Beveled “Edge” low profile floor mat can be stored under the bed or folded when not in use. Meets Cal. Technical Bulletin #117 for fire retardancy. Defender Floor Mats
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Custom sizes available
BCEDG-2566
 25″W x 66″L x 1.5″H
BCEDG-3072
 30″W x 72″L x 1.5″H

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