Yes as standard any off-cuts will be supplied.

No, the Grid is made from a PVC type banner material which is tear proof and can be cut to your exact size. You can also cut it yourself if you prefer with sharp scissors.

The separate Grid that you can purchase is only in CM.

Unless it is very extreme heat, it should flatten out again, however it is best to avoid leaving them in direct sunlight as could also cause dis-colouration

Most mats larger than A1 size will be delivered rolled up to make delivery easier but we do advise as soon as possible to get it out of the box and lay the mat on a flat surface and it will flatten out.

If the Mat is a standard size, doesn’t require cutting and is ordered before 1.30pm, delivery will be next day. If it is after 1.30pm or needs to be cut to your bespoke size then you need to allow 2 days.

Yes we do, we have a specialist SupaSeal AS that is anti-static.

No, the only Mats that have an inbuilt Grid are the Green Mats. However we do sell a separate Grid that will go under the Create, Heavy Duty, SupaSeal and SupaLite

No, we wouldn’t advise this. The cutting Mat doesn’t like to be kept rolled as this may cause warping its best to be kept flat, out of sunlight and with no excessive heat.

All of the Cutting Mats can expand and contract slightly with heat and cold to some degree, therefore if they are glued or stuck down, it is possible to have a little warping in some cases. Some people use a double sided tape but not a very high bond one so that if this occurs you can lift the mat until it goes back to its original size and then re-stick. In almost all circumstances there is no need as the mat will hold in position under it’s own weight, and fixing is not required.

No we wouldn’t advise it. It is heat resistant up to 60 degrees but has a melting point at 112 degrees so i wouldn’t put excessive heat on them as i would expect them to bubble or warp.

Yes, as long as the mat you have chosen is big enough for the size you want it cut to, however this does exclude the small Green cutting mats A4 to A0, due to the grid markings.

Yes of course, no problem at all you can order and arrange collection from our Warehouse.

Yes we are always looking for re-seller’s in various market sectors. Please either call or send us an email and we can discuss the options with you.

Yes, of course. Its easy to order online or to send an email through with your order on but if this isn’t convenient and you would prefer to speak with a real person then we would be more than happy to take your questions or order over the phone

Yes, all of our Rhino Mats are Self-healing.

Curling or warping is usually caused by heat, direct sunlight or incorrect storage. Store your mat flat in a cool, dry environment and avoid prolonged exposure to heat.

Make sure both the workbench and underside of the mat are clean and free from dust or debris. Larger mats will often stay in position under their own weight without needing permanent fixing.

Consider replacing your mat when deep grooves, cuts or surface damage begin to affect cutting accuracy, blade movement or the quality of your work. Although wear rates do depend on usage, on average mats should last around 3 years.

Self-healing performance can reduce after extensive use, particularly when cuts are repeatedly made in the same area. Varying your cutting position can help distribute wear and extend the life of your mat.

Yes. Self-healing technology helps the surface recover from normal cutting, but very deep cuts or repeated heavy cuts along the same line can eventually cause permanent damage.

Yes. Rhino mats don’t have to be used solely for cutting. They can also provide a protective working surface and help reduce everyday wear and damage to workbenches.

Yes. We can supply large-format and bespoke cutting mats, with maximum dimensions depending on the product selected. Contact us with the dimensions you require and we’ll advise on the best option.

Yes we do have CNC capability to manufacture bespoke Mats. If your workstation has posts, machinery or other obstructions, speak to us about your requirements. We’ll advise whether the required shape or cut-outs can be accommodated.

Most Rhino mats offer resistance to solvents and chemicals. Suitability depends on both the mat and the substance being used, so contact us with details of your application if chemical resistance is required.

Excessive heat can damage or distort standard cutting mats. If heat is regularly used at your workstation, speak to us about a more suitable heat-resistant surface.

Yes. Tell us the material you’re cutting, the tools you’re using, how frequently you’re cutting and your required dimensions, and we’ll recommend the most appropriate Rhino product.

No. You generally don’t need excessive pressure to make a clean cut. Using a sharp blade with a controlled, light cutting action can help prevent unnecessary deep cuts and gouges in your mat.

A blunt blade can encourage you to apply more pressure, which can result in deeper cuts and unnecessary wear. Keeping your blades sharp helps produce cleaner cuts while protecting the mat.

Yes. A suitable cutting surface provides a consistent surface for the blade and can help achieve cleaner, more controlled cuts while protecting the workbench underneath. Rhino’s gridded mats can also provide measurement and alignment guidance.

Yes. Small particles can become trapped in cuts in the surface and contribute to wear over time. Regular cleaning helps keep the surface in good condition and can extend the usable life of your mat.

For general maintenance, Rhino recommends warm or mild soapy water. Avoid aggressive cleaning methods unless they’re confirmed as suitable for your particular mat

Yes. For organisations with larger requirements, Rhino offers personalised On-Site Discovery Visits to assess workspace layouts, applications, mat sizing and placement.

Yes. The Rhino Innovation Centre allows customers to compare different cutting and workbench protection surfaces and discuss their application with the team before deciding on a solution.

Yes. Rhino works with organisations on requirements ranging from individual prototypes and workstations through to larger and national rollout programmes across multiple industry sectors.

Yes. The SupaSeal range is suitable for flatbed applicators and laminators and can be made to measure to suit major brands, helping protect the glass surface during trimming and finishing work.

Yes. Selecting an appropriate work surface can help protect both the bench and the products being worked on, which can be particularly important when working with composites and other performance materials.

Yes. Cutting mats can help create clearly defined working areas, protect benches and support cleaner, more consistent workstation layouts. This can contribute to 5S principles such as Set in Order, Shine and Standardise.

Yes. Using the same cutting surface, layout and working area across similar workstations can help reduce variation between operators and make processes more consistent.

Yes. A cutting mat can create a clearly visible area for cutting, trimming, inspection or assembly, helping operators keep tasks organised within the workstation.

Yes. Improving the work surface can be a relatively simple way of reducing unnecessary wear, improving organisation and creating a more consistent workstation as part of a wider continuous improvement programme. Rhino provides resources specifically covering 5S and Kaizen methodologies.

Potentially, yes. Protecting the underlying bench and reducing premature wear to tools and surfaces can help avoid unnecessary maintenance and replacement activity.

Yes. Cutting mat materials can expand and contract slightly as temperatures change. This is one reason we generally don’t recommend permanently bonding a mat tightly to the workbench.

Potentially, yes. Using different surface colours in different areas can help visually distinguish workstations, processes or working zones. Rhino supplies a range of mat colours and also publishes guidance around visual organisation and 5S workplace principles.

Yes. A clean, defined work surface can make debris easier to identify and manage, which can be especially important in aerospace, defence, automotive and precision manufacturing environments. Rhino specifically identifies FOD control as an application consideration in these sectors. workplace principles.

Yes. Covering a worn or damaged bench with an appropriate work surface can help prevent the underlying surface from coming into direct contact with components and materials.

A suitable cutting surface can provide a stable, defined area for cutting and help prevent operators working directly on damaged or unsuitable workbench surfaces. Rhino also includes workstation health and safety guidance within its current resources.

Tramlining happens when a blade begins to follow an existing groove in the cutting surface rather than the intended cutting line. Choosing the right cutting surface and varying where you cut can help reduce this problem.

Avoid repeatedly cutting along exactly the same line and use a sharp blade with controlled pressure. Some Rhino mats are specifically designed to help reduce tramlining during repeated cutting.

Yes. Certain Rhino cutting surfaces are designed with an anti-glare or lightly textured finish, which can help reduce reflections under bright workplace lighting. Best mats for this are Rhino Supaseal AG, Heavy Duty, Medium Duty and Xtratuff. All have a matt/textured anti-glare finish

For certain Rhino products, CNC shaping is available. This can be useful for workstations where a standard rectangular mat isn’t suitable.