The present invention relates generally to the field of home decor. More specifically, the present invention relates to a bathroom mat, carpet, or flooring accessory. The device has a body, a top surface, a bottom surface, and side edges forming a perimeter. The bottom surface has at least one grip area or fastener. In differing embodiments, the device may have a multitude of elements such as a heating element, a speaker, a light source, and/or at least one battery. In another embodiment, the device may further function as a scale and have at least one pressure sensor, at least one processor, a digital display, and at least one transmitter. The user's body weight may further be electrically communicated with a mobile application and allow a user to track their body weight via their smart device.

Design and manufacture of tufted articles, carpet tile webs and carpet tiles, and installation of carpet tiles, having different color, pile height, pile texture or other characteristics that, together with similar other such tiles, may be installed to create borders, edges or other multiple-tile designs, usually without any of the tiles looking out of place or improperly oriented relative to nap or the direction the tile is “facing.”

Disclosed is a floor mat and system and method of capturing and collecting dirt and debris from a surface, such as, for example an article of footwear. In further aspects, a disclosed floor system may include a mat base including a recessed portion configured to receive a pad of peelable adhesive sheets; and a pad configured to be inserted in the recessed portion, each sheet having an adhesive first surface, an opposed non-adhesive second surface, and at least a first and a second tab located at opposed edges of the sheet effective to allow both edges of an uppermost or top sheet to be simultaneously peeled away from an adjacent or lower sheet.

Disclosed is a floor mat and system and method of capturing and collecting dirt and debris from a surface, such as, for example an article of footwear. In further aspects, a disclosed floor system may include a mat base including a recessed portion configured to receive a pad of peelable adhesive sheets; and a pad configured to be inserted in the recessed portion, each sheet having an adhesive first surface, an opposed non-adhesive second surface, and at least a first and a second tab located at opposed edges of the sheet effective to allow both edges of an uppermost or top sheet to be simultaneously peeled away from an adjacent or lower sheet.

An electrical cord receiving anti-fatigue mat assembly includes a panel that has a top side, a bottom side and a perimeter edge. The panel is comprised of a resiliently compressible material. The bottom side has a trough therein with the trough having a pair of ends each comprising an opening extending through the perimeter edge. The trough receives an electrical cord such that the bottom side abuts and is flush with a floor surface when the electrical cord is positioned within the trough and extends through each of the openings. The trough has a depth and width each being greater than 0.40 inches.

The present disclosure relates to a spunbond nonwoven fabric for a base fabric for tile carpet which not only has excellent spinnability during the production of nonwoven fabric and improves tensile strength and tensile elongation, and has the effect of recycling waste such as polyester plastic, by using recycled polyester with optimized intrinsic viscosity, crystallization temperature, and number of foreign matters as a raw material, and a tile carpet using the same.

A functionalized carpet for covering floorings, including an upper layer of needle punched fibres of the polymeric type in which there are gaps between the fibres and a lower reinforcing layer configured for retaining the fibres of the upper layer.

A functionalized carpet for covering floorings, including an upper layer of needle punched fibres of the polymeric type in which there are gaps between the fibres and a lower reinforcing layer configured for retaining the fibres of the upper layer.

A device and method for handling fluids released during a procedure employs a floormat with opposing surfaces. The floormat is formed, at least in part, of compressible and resilient material. An absorbent sheet is attached to one of the opposing surfaces of the floormat. At least part of the absorbent sheet is stacked to extend peripherally beyond the floormat. The floormat and absorbent sheet are placed where a user is expected to stand during the procedure, and are stacked with at least part of the absorbent sheet extending beyond the floormat. A user stands atop the floormat and absorbent sheet during at least part of the procedure. During the procedure, fluids that fall onto the absorbent sheet are absorbed into it. The floormat and absorbent sheet are vacated and discarded before starting another procedure.

An anti-fatigue wellness mat is described. The anti-fatigue wellness mat can include a frame, a first fabric attached to the frame, and a granular substance underneath the first fabric. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.