Tag: #mats

Lindström and Infinity Mat Recycling are partnering up to recycle end-of-life mats from the Finnish market. This marks a significant milestone in our journey toward our 100% recycling target. Our collaboration is a big achievement not only for the mat industry but also in making the textile industry more circular.

Ergonomic mats are designed to alleviate the fatigue from prolonged standing on hard floors, offering significant comfort.

The mat is more than meets the eye. Product Specialist Lilli Hietala discusses the many aspects of developing the modern day mat.

The world has changed a lot over the decades, and so have mats, their materials, and customer needs. Service Director Ari Sosunov knows that there is much more to mats than their ability to absorb moisture and trap dirt.

Lindström’s standard mats collection takes a huge sustainability leap, as all mats will be made with 75% recycled fibre and phthalates-free rubber. The shift is...

Lindström, among the pioneers in the textile industry, is proud to announce a significant leap in its sustainability journey by introducing an upgraded standard mat...

Wagenküll Castle Spa, located in the scenic Taagepera village in Valgamaa county, in Estonia has been collaborating with Lindström already from 2018. The collaboration began...

Lindström has opened its first branch office in Vienna and the first Austrian Lindströmers are already on board. A well-established service in the neighbouring countries...

Plasterboard panels, floor tiles, and wall panels. These are some of the ways old Lindström mats get a second chance at life. More options are...

Our eagerness to find solutions for recycling and reusing mats has brought about many promising collaborations. One of the most inventive approaches was developed by...