Bar Mats, Shelf Liners & Drip Trays

GripSafe is a roll of flexible PVC foam matting designed to line shelves, drawers, trays, and work surfaces where preventing items from sliding is a practical concern. It arrives as a 0.6m wide, 10m long roll and can be cut to any length or shape with scissors or a blade, making a single roll suitable for fitting out multiple areas of a kitchen, bar, or storage room.

In a working kitchen or bar environment, unsecured items on shelves and in drawers shift during busy service. Glassware, containers, and small equipment move when doors are opened quickly or surfaces are bumped, which can lead to breakages and wasted time resetting. A textured foam liner provides enough grip to keep items where they are placed without fixing anything permanently in position.

Practically speaking, GripSafe earns its place through a combination of straightforward properties:

• Textured surface grips items from below, reducing movement on shelves and in drawers
• Soft PVC foam cushions glassware and fragile items, reducing breakage risk
• Cuts cleanly with standard scissors or a blade — no specialist tools required
• Machine washable, so it can be removed, cleaned, and refitted as part of routine hygiene schedules
• Suitable for a range of surfaces including wire shelving, timber, and laminate

Installation is simply a matter of cutting to size and laying in place — there is no adhesive, no tools, and no preparation required. The liner sits flat under its own weight. One roll typically covers a meaningful number of shelves or drawers depending on the sizes involved, though it is worth measuring your shelving runs before ordering to confirm you have enough material.

This liner is well suited to bar and kitchen environments where glassware or crockery is stored on open shelving, or where drawers hold small tools and utensils that would otherwise rattle around. It is a modest, reliable solution for a common operational nuisance rather than a piece of capital equipment — but in the right setting it earns its keep quickly.

If you are unsure how many rolls you need for a full fit-out, or whether this weight of liner is appropriate for what you have in mind, feel free to have a word with us before ordering.

This interlocking PVC shelf liner is designed to sit on back-bar shelving and worktops, providing a stable, cushioned surface for glassware storage. The open lattice structure allows air to circulate underneath glasses, helping them dry more thoroughly after washing rather than sitting in trapped moisture on a solid surface.

In a busy bar environment, glassware takes a great deal of handling, and resting glasses directly on hard shelving risks chipping rims and bases over time. The PVC construction absorbs minor impacts and prevents glasses sliding, which is a practical advantage during a busy service when stock is being rotated quickly. Multiple liners interlock together, so they can be configured to fit shelving runs of varying lengths without leaving awkward gaps.

• Cushions glassware to reduce chipping and breakage on shelving
• Open structure promotes air circulation for faster, cleaner drying
• Interlocking design allows flexible configuration across shelf widths
• Dishwasher safe for straightforward cleaning between deep cleans
• PVC construction is easy to wipe down during service

These liners are well suited to pub back bars, hotel bars, restaurant bar areas, and anywhere glassware is stored on open shelving. They are a simple, low-cost measure that helps reduce glass breakage costs over time. For very high-volume operations with extensive shelving, it is worth calculating how many liners are needed to cover the full run before ordering.

If you are fitting out a new bar or refreshing existing shelving and want to talk through what you need, the team is happy to help.

This shelf liner from Beaumont is a straightforward, practical solution for glass storage behind the bar. Cut from a 10-metre roll, it lays directly onto bar shelving to provide a clean, stable surface for inverted glassware between service periods.

The open-grid plastic construction allows air to circulate beneath stored glasses, which helps them drain and dry after washing rather than sitting in pooled moisture. This is a small but practical detail that supports good glassware hygiene and reduces the chance of watermarks or residual dampness when glasses are picked up for service.

From an operational standpoint, the liner offers a few straightforward advantages:

• Protects glassware from direct contact with bare shelving
• Promotes airflow to assist drying after the glasswasher
• Can be cut to length to fit shelving of varying widths
• Wipes down quickly between service periods
• Black finish keeps a tidy, consistent look behind the bar

Being plastic, the liner is lightweight and easy to remove for cleaning. It suits most standard bar back shelving and can be trimmed with scissors or a utility knife to fit. There are no fixings or adhesives involved, so fitting and removal are straightforward.

This liner is well suited to pubs, bars, hotels, and any venue that stores glassware on open shelving. If you have unusually wide shelving or a particularly high volume of glassware in circulation, it is worth considering how many rolls you may need before ordering.

If you have questions about shelf liner options or quantities, the team is happy to help you work it out.

This clear plastic shelf liner comes supplied as a 600mm wide, 10-metre roll that can be cut to any length needed. It lays flat on bar shelving and back-bar display areas, providing a simple protective layer between hard surfaces and glassware.

In a busy bar environment, glassware takes a lot of wear. Placing glasses directly onto solid shelving — particularly glass or laminate surfaces — increases the risk of chipping around the rim and base. The open, perforated structure of this liner allows air to circulate underneath, helping freshly washed glasses dry out more quickly rather than sitting in residual moisture.

• Reduces chipping and micro-fractures on glassware bases and rims
• Allows air circulation to speed up drying after washing
• Cut-to-size roll suits shelving of varying depths and widths
• Clear material keeps bar shelving aesthetics clean and unobtrusive
• Easy to remove, rinse down, and refit as part of routine cleaning

Installation is straightforward — measure the shelf, cut the liner to length with scissors or a knife, and lay it in place. No adhesives or fixings are required. The 600mm width suits most standard back-bar and under-counter shelving, though it is worth measuring shelf depth before cutting to avoid waste.

This liner is well suited to pubs, bars, hotels, and restaurants where glassware turnover is high and protecting stock from unnecessary damage is a practical concern. It is a straightforward, low-cost addition to any bar setup rather than a specialised piece of equipment.

If you are fitting out a new bar or refreshing existing shelving and have questions about what works best for your setup, our team is happy to help.

Beaumont's black glassmats are a straightforward solution to a common bar hygiene problem: glasses left to drain or stand directly on shelves pick up residue, sit in pooled water, and can mark the surface beneath. These hard-wearing plastic mats sit between the shelf and the glass, providing a clean, raised surface that allows air to circulate and liquid to drain away rather than collect.

The mats interlock with one another, which means they can be arranged to cover shelves of varying widths without gaps or overhang. This makes them practical for back-bar shelving, glass storage areas, and draining stations alike. The black finish is a standard choice for most bar environments, sitting cleanly against both dark and light shelf surfaces without drawing attention.

For day-to-day use, the key advantages are straightforward:

• Keeps glasses off wet or dirty shelf surfaces during service and storage
• Interlocking design allows flexible coverage across different shelf widths
• Easy to lift out, rinse, and return to position during cleaning
• Durable plastic construction holds up well to daily bar use
• Supplied in a pack of 10, giving enough coverage for multiple shelf runs

These mats are well suited to pubs, bars, hotel bar areas, and any venue where glass hygiene and shelf presentation matter. They are a simple, low-cost addition to a bar setup that tends to be overlooked until the problem is already causing issues.

If you are equipping a new bar or reviewing your current setup, the team is happy to advise on quantities and placement.

This is a plain rubber matting roll from Coba, supplied at 90cm wide and suitable for laying in areas where slip resistance underfoot is a practical concern. The fine ribbed surface texture provides grip on wet or greasy floors, making it a common choice for behind the bar, in front of commercial dishwashers, or in any service area where staff are on their feet for extended periods on hard flooring.

The matting is sold as a continuous roll and can be cut to length with a straight edge and a sharp blade, which makes it straightforward to fit around obstacles or cover irregularly shaped runs. The rubber construction handles routine wet conditions without deteriorating, and the material is easy to wipe down or lift and rinse during cleaning.

For operators, the practical advantages are straightforward:

• Slip-resistant ribbed surface helps reduce the risk of falls in wet areas
• Cuttable to length, so it fits awkward or narrow runs without waste
• Rubber construction tolerates damp conditions and repeated cleaning
• Provides a degree of underfoot cushioning during long service periods
• Suitable for bar backs, kitchen passes, and dishwash areas

It is worth noting that this matting is a general-purpose roll rather than a heavy-duty drainage mat. For areas with standing water or particularly heavy foot traffic, a thicker or open-grid drainage matting product may be a more appropriate choice.

If you are fitting out a larger area or need guidance on which type of matting suits a specific zone in your kitchen or bar, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This Beaumont bar mat is a straightforward rubber drip mat designed to sit on the bar top during drinks preparation. At 610mm long and 80mm wide, it fits neatly in front of the service area, catching spills and condensation from glasses and bottles so the bar surface stays dry during busy service periods.

The ribbed surface channels liquid away from the working area, reducing the risk of glasses slipping and keeping the bar presentable throughout a shift. The black finish is clean and unobtrusive, sitting comfortably in most front-of-house environments without drawing attention to itself.

• Channels spills away from the working surface during service
• Non-slip surface helps keep glassware steady during preparation
• Low-profile design does not obstruct the bar top
• Easy to lift, rinse, and return to service quickly
• Black finish suits most bar aesthetics without standing out

It is worth noting that at 80mm wide, this is a narrow mat suited to a defined preparation zone rather than a broad service run. Venues needing coverage across a wider area typically use multiple mats or a longer drip tray format instead.

If you are unsure whether this size works for your bar layout or you need advice on drip tray options alongside it, the team is happy to help you work it out.

These interlocking bar shelf tiles from Beaumont are a straightforward solution for lining back-bar shelving and glass storage areas. Each tile is made from flexible plastic and is designed to connect with adjacent tiles, allowing you to cover shelves of varying sizes without cutting or trimming.

The open grid surface serves two practical purposes: it cushions glassware against hard shelf edges, reducing the risk of chips and cracks, and it allows air to circulate beneath inverted glasses, helping them drain and dry without leaving water marks or pooling moisture on the shelf itself.

• Flexible plastic construction sits flat and stays in place under normal use
• Interlocking design lets you tile across different shelf widths and depths
• Raised grid surface lifts glassware clear of the shelf, improving air circulation
• Helps prevent drying stains by allowing moisture to drain away from inverted glasses
• Easy to lift out, rinse down, and refit as part of a regular bar clean

Installation is simply a matter of laying the tiles on any clean, flat shelf surface. Because they interlock, they can be configured to suit most standard back-bar shelving without any fixings or adhesives. They are equally at home on speed rails, glass storage shelves, or prep surfaces behind the bar.

These tiles suit most licensed premises, hotel bars, and club operations that store glassware on open shelving. They work well anywhere hygiene and glass care are priorities. For sites with unusually large or heavily loaded shelving, it is worth considering a heavier-duty matting solution.

If you are unsure which shelf liner or drip tray arrangement will work best for your bar setup, we are happy to help you work through the options.

This is a plain plastic shelf liner from Beaumont, supplied in a continuous roll 610mm wide and 10 metres long. It is intended to line bar back-shelves and glass storage areas, providing a clean, stable surface for inverted glassware between service and after washing.

The perforated or ribbed plastic construction — common to this type of liner — allows air to circulate beneath glasses, which helps them dry more thoroughly after coming off the glasswasher. This reduces the chance of watermarks forming on the rim or bowl, which matters when presentation standards are important front-of-house. The clear material keeps the shelf itself visible, which suits bars where shelving aesthetics or branding are part of the overall look.

From a practical standpoint, the liner protects glassware from direct contact with bare shelving, which can harbour bacteria and is harder to clean thoroughly. The plastic surface is straightforward to wipe down or remove and rinse during a clean-down. Key day-to-day advantages include:

• Provides a hygienic barrier between glassware and the shelf surface
• Aids airflow to help glasses dry after washing
• Clear material suits open display shelving and branded bar setups
• Easy to remove, rinse, and refit during regular cleaning routines
• Cuts to length, so a single roll covers multiple shelf runs

The 10-metre roll length means most bar setups can cover several shelf sections from one purchase, with offcuts used on shorter runs or in secondary storage areas. It is a straightforward product with no installation requirements beyond cutting to fit.

If you are unsure how many rolls you need for a full bar fitout, or whether this width suits your existing shelving, feel free to get in touch — it is the sort of quick question we are happy to answer.

This bar mat from Olympia is a straightforward, practical addition to any bar counter. Made from thermoplastic elastomer, it sits flat on the bar surface, providing a defined area for glasses and bottles that helps absorb spillage and overflow during service.

The raised rubber prong construction lifts glassware slightly off the surface, allowing liquid to drain away rather than pool around the base of glasses. The non-slip backing keeps the mat firmly in position even during a busy service, reducing the likelihood of it shifting when glasses are placed down quickly.

• Absorbs bar spillage and keeps the counter surface drier during service
• Raised prongs support glassware and allow liquid to drain freely
• Non-slip backing holds the mat in place under regular use
• Thermoplastic elastomer construction is durable and easy to maintain
• Cleans quickly with soap and hot water between services

At 700mm long and 100mm wide, this mat is well suited to a single-station bar setup, a speed rail position, or a glass wash drop-off point. It is a compact size, so operators running longer bar runs or higher-volume services may find it more practical to use several mats side by side or consider a wider format option from the range.

If you are unsure whether this size suits your bar layout or service style, the team is happy to help you work it out.

This black plastic shelf liner is supplied as a 10m roll, 600mm wide, and is designed to be cut to length to suit standard bar shelving units. It sits between the shelf surface and glassware, providing a cushioned, non-slip base that helps prevent chips and scratches during busy service.

The open-grid construction allows air to circulate beneath glasses and bottles, which helps glassware dry more evenly after washing and reduces the moisture build-up that can mark shelves over time. It is a straightforward, practical addition to any back bar or underbar shelving setup.

• Protects glassware from chipping on hard shelf surfaces
• Improves air circulation to help glasses dry more quickly
• Cut-to-size format suits a wide range of shelf widths and depths
• Easy to remove, rinse down, and refit during routine cleaning
• Suits both open display shelving and enclosed bar storage areas

At 600mm wide, the roll covers most standard bar shelf depths in a single strip, though narrower shelves can simply be trimmed to fit. It is a low-maintenance solution — the liner can be lifted out and wiped down or rinsed as part of regular bar cleaning routines.

This liner is well suited to pub bars, hotel bars, restaurant service areas, and anywhere glassware is stored on open shelving. If you are fitting out multiple shelving runs or need a different width, it is worth getting in touch to make sure you order the right quantity.

This floor safety mat from Beaumont is a practical, no-frills solution for managing slip risk in areas where wet floors are a regular occurrence. At 1500 x 900mm, it provides solid coverage behind a bar counter or in a kitchen pass or prep area, where standing water and spillage are part of everyday service.

In busy commercial environments, slips and trips are among the most common causes of staff injury — particularly during peak service when movement is quick and floors take a lot of punishment. This mat helps reduce that risk by providing a stable, grippy surface underfoot. The bevelled edge profile is a practical detail worth noting: it reduces the chance of feet catching underneath the mat when staff are moving quickly, which is a common cause of trips with flat-edged alternatives.

The anti-fatigue construction also makes a difference for staff working long shifts in a fixed position — standing on a supportive surface rather than hard flooring reduces fatigue noticeably over the course of a service.

• Helps reduce slip and trip risk in wet service areas
• Bevelled edges reduce the chance of feet catching underneath
• Anti-fatigue construction supports staff comfort during long shifts
• Well suited to bar backs, kitchen passes, and prep stations
• Easy to lift, move, and clean between services

At 8.74kg, the mat has enough weight to sit firmly without shifting underfoot, but remains manageable for a single person to lift and reposition for cleaning. It is worth checking that the mat sits flat and square on your floor surface before use, particularly on uneven or cambered flooring.

If you are unsure whether this size is right for your space, or whether a different format would suit your layout better, feel free to get in touch — we are happy to talk it through.

This clear shelf liner from Beaumont is a straightforward, practical solution for lining bar shelves and glass storage areas. Cut from a roll to your required length, it provides a stable, hygienic surface for storing glassware between service periods, keeping glasses off bare wood or metal shelving and reducing the risk of contamination or marking.

The open, textured surface allows air to circulate beneath glasses after washing, which helps them dry more evenly and reduces water spotting — a common frustration in busy bar environments. The clear material makes it easy to spot residue, spillage, or debris so the liner can be wiped down quickly without removing all the glassware.

Practical day-to-day advantages include:

• Clear finish makes soiling immediately visible for fast cleaning response
• Soft surface reduces the risk of chipping stemware or tumblers
• Plastic construction wipes down easily without specialist cleaning products
• Supplied in a 5-metre length to suit various shelf configurations
• 610mm width suits standard back-bar and under-counter shelving

It is worth noting that this liner is a single continuous roll. For shelves that are shallower than 610mm, the liner will need to be trimmed to fit. It is a simple, low-cost addition rather than a structural solution — its job is hygiene, cushioning, and airflow rather than load-bearing support.

Well suited to pubs, bars, restaurants, and club environments where glassware presentation and shelf hygiene matter during service. For operators with particularly high glass throughput or wide shelving, it may be worth considering a heavier-gauge option to extend service life.

If you are unsure how much liner you need or whether the width works for your shelving, we are happy to help you work it out before you order.

These Beaumont glass mats are a straightforward, practical solution for draining and drying glassware behind the bar. Made from cushioned PVC, each mat sits on the bar top or back bar surface and allows wet glasses to drain freely after washing, with vented channels helping water disperse away from the base of the glass. The result is naturally dried glassware without the water marks that come from leaving glasses on a flat, non-draining surface.

In a busy bar environment, wiping every glass by hand is time-consuming and carries its own hygiene considerations — cloths need to be clean, dry, and changed regularly. These mats remove that step for most situations, letting glasses drain and air-dry while staff get on with service. The cushioned surface also reduces the risk of chipping or cracking stemware placed down on a hard bar top.

The interlocking edges are a practical detail worth noting. Individual mats can be joined side by side to create a longer drying run along a prep area or back bar shelf, or kept separate depending on space. They are easy to lift off, rinse, and replace, which keeps cleaning quick during service.

These mats are well suited to pubs, bars, restaurants, and hotels where a consistent supply of clean, spot-free glassware matters. For sites with very high glass turnover, it is worth considering whether a dedicated glass drying rack or additional mat coverage would better suit the volume.

If you are equipping a new bar setup or unsure how best to organise your glass storage and drying workflow, we are happy to help you think it through.

This Jantex rubber floor mat is designed to reduce fatigue for staff who spend long periods standing in one place. Weighing 8.5kg and made from solid rubber, it sits flat and stays in position without curling or shifting during service — a common failing with lighter alternatives. The anti-slip underside is particularly important in wet areas where floors become hazardous.

In practice, this mat is most commonly used in front of sinks, dishwasher stations, behind bars, and in prep areas where staff are on their feet throughout a shift. The cushioned construction takes the edge off hard tile or concrete floors, which makes a real difference over the course of a long service. It can be lifted, hosed down, or machine washed, which keeps it hygienic without much effort.

• Cushioned rubber construction reduces leg and lower back fatigue during long shifts
• Anti-slip surface and underside for use in wet and splash-prone areas
• Easy to lift, wash, and return to service with minimal downtime
• Durable rubber material holds up to regular cleaning and heavy foot traffic
• Suitable for sinks, bar stations, dishwash areas, and general prep zones

One point worth noting: this mat is not suitable for use on Altro flooring, as the rubber backing can react with certain safety floor surfaces. If your kitchen or bar area uses Altro or a similar coated safety floor, you will need to confirm compatibility or consider an alternative mat type before purchasing.

At 1500 x 900mm it covers a practical working zone in front of most single or double sink stations. For longer runs — such as a full bar counter or extended prep line — multiple mats laid end to end is the usual approach. Smaller versions are available for tighter spaces.

If you are unsure which mat configuration suits your layout or floor type, the team is happy to help you work it out before you order.

This is a narrow rubber drainage mat designed to sit behind the bar, typically used as a resting point for glasses after washing or rinsing. The ribbed rubber construction allows water to drain away from the surface rather than pooling, keeping the bar top cleaner and reducing the risk of glasses sitting in standing water.

In a working bar environment, these mats take a fair amount of daily use — glasses placed down repeatedly throughout service, spillage from drip trays, and regular cleaning. Rubber holds up well in this context: it stays in position without clips or fixing, resists the knocks of a busy service, and can be lifted and washed with hot soapy water without any special treatment.

At 670mm wide and 80mm deep, this is a relatively slimline mat suited to the narrow ledge or shelf commonly found directly behind the bar counter. It won't span a full back bar run, but it works well as a localised drainage point near the glasswasher or hand wash area. The black rubber finish is practical for a bar setting and doesn't show water marks or minor staining.

There are no installation requirements — the mat simply sits in place and can be repositioned or replaced easily. For operations needing wider coverage or larger drip tray capacity, deeper or longer formats may be worth considering.

If you're fitting out a new bar or replacing worn matting and want to talk through what works best for your setup, we're happy to help.

The Beaumont Mini Bar Mat is a compact drinks preparation mat designed to sit on a bar top or back bar surface, collecting drips and spills during service. At 150 x 300mm, it is sized for individual prep stations rather than full-width bar coverage — practical where space is limited or where a dedicated pouring point needs to be kept tidy without a full-length mat.

Made from plastic with a ridged or channelled surface, it allows liquid to drain away from glassware and bottles, keeping the immediate work area presentable during a busy shift. It is lightweight at under 300g, so it is easy to lift, rinse, and replace quickly between service periods.

• Compact footprint suits individual prep points or tight bar layouts
• Drainage surface channels liquid away, reducing surface pooling
• Lightweight construction makes removal and cleaning straightforward
• Neutral aesthetic sits unobtrusively on front-of-house bar surfaces
• Suitable for use alongside spirit rails, speed pourers, or glass rinse stations

This mat is well suited to bars, cafés, and hospitality venues where a single prep zone needs to be kept dry and tidy. It is a practical addition to a well-organised bar setup rather than a standalone solution for high-volume multi-station service — for larger or busier setups, a full-length bar mat or drip tray runner would typically be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a new bar or reviewing your smallwares, the team is happy to help you work out what combination of mats and drip management products suits the layout.

This Olympia bar mat is a straightforward rubber drip mat designed to sit beneath draught beer towers on a bar top. The semicircle cutout allows it to fit neatly around the base of most standard tower taps without adjustment or modification, keeping it flush to the surface and out of the way during service.

Made from thermoplastic elastomer, the mat uses a raised prong surface to hold glasses steady while allowing spilled or overflowing liquid to drain away from the glass base and bar top. This helps keep the immediate service area cleaner during a busy session and reduces the likelihood of glasses sliding on a wet surface.

Practical day-to-day advantages include:

• Fits around most draught tower bases without any fitting or assembly
• Raised prongs lift glasses clear of pooled liquid
• Non-slip material keeps the mat in position on the bar top
• Cleans easily with hot water and soap at the end of service
• Thermoplastic elastomer construction holds up to regular commercial use

There are no installation requirements — the mat simply places on the bar surface. It suits most standard bar setups, though operators with unusually large tower bases or closely grouped taps should check the dimensions against their own arrangement before ordering. For higher-volume bars running multiple adjacent towers, additional mats or a longer drip tray format may be more practical.

This mat is well suited to pubs, bars, and licensed venues with a permanent draught beer setup. If you are unsure whether this size is right for your bar configuration, the team is happy to help you work it out.

The Beaumont black bar mat is a straightforward rubber-backed drinks preparation mat designed to sit on a bar top during service. Its primary function is to catch spillage and drips during drink preparation, keeping the working surface drier and reducing the risk of slips or surface staining.

In a busy bar environment — whether a pub, hotel bar, or restaurant front-of-house — a bar mat takes constant punishment from ice, condensation, and repeat drink assembly. This mat is well suited to that kind of steady day-to-day use. The raised drainage structure channels liquid away from the working surface rather than letting it pool, which helps maintain a cleaner prep area through a long service period.

• Channels spills and condensation away from the bar surface
• Non-slip base keeps the mat in position during use
• Easy to rinse clean at the end of service
• Low-profile design sits flush without snagging glassware
• Black finish conceals staining and suits most bar aesthetics

At this size, the mat suits a standard single-station bar setup — one operator's prep area. It is not intended for high-volume cocktail bars where a longer or heavier-duty mat may be more practical, and it is worth checking that the dimensions suit your particular bar top configuration before ordering.

If you are fitting out a new bar and want to discuss the right matting solution for the space, the team is happy to help.

This Olympia bar mat is a straightforward, practical piece of barware designed to sit on the bar top and manage the small but constant spillages that come with any busy service. Made from thermoplastic elastomer, it provides a stable, non-slip surface for glasses during pouring, helping to reduce breakages and keep the bar area presentable throughout service.

The raised rubber prong design lifts glasses slightly off the surface, allowing liquid to drain away underneath rather than pooling around the base. This keeps the bar top drier and reduces the frequency of wiping down between rounds — a small but meaningful advantage when staff are working quickly at peak times.

• Non-slip base keeps the mat firmly positioned on the bar surface
• Raised prong pattern channels liquid away from glass bases
• Thermoplastic elastomer construction resists cracking and remains flexible with repeated use
• Easy to clean with hot water and soap — no specialist products needed
• Fits neatly in front of a standard bar station without taking up excessive counter space

At this size it suits individual bar stations, speed rails, or coffee service points. For longer bar runs or high-throughput venues, multiple mats placed end to end are a common approach. It is worth considering the full bar layout before ordering quantity, as some operators prefer a combination of drip mats and tray liners depending on the service style.

If you are fitting out a new bar or refreshing existing equipment and want to talk through what works well in practice, we are happy to help.

This Beaumont bar mat combines a rubber drainage surface with a stainless steel surround to produce a tidy, functional runner suited to busy bar tops. The stainless frame gives the mat a more finished appearance than rubber-only alternatives, keeping the working area looking presentable through service without requiring constant attention.

At 600mm in length, it sits comfortably in front of a standard cocktail station or speed rail section, giving bartenders a defined working space for mixing, garnishing, and setting down glassware. The narrow 100mm depth keeps it from encroaching on bar space, which matters in tighter set-ups where every centimetre of counter is in use.

• Rubber surface channels liquid away from the bar top during service
• Stainless steel frame maintains a smart, presentable finish
• Fully dishwasher safe — straightforward to clean between services
• Compact footprint suits busy bar stations without cluttering the work area
• Lightweight build makes repositioning or storage between services easy

Being fully dishwasher safe is a practical consideration for any operation running multiple services — the mat can be cleaned thoroughly without needing to hand-scrub rubber. For sites with longer bar runs or higher-volume stations, it is worth considering whether multiple mats or a longer format would better suit the layout.

This mat is well suited to cocktail bars, hotel bars, and pub service stations where presentation alongside practicality is expected. It is less suited to heavy-duty back-bar washing areas where a deeper drip tray would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this format fits your bar layout or want to discuss what works best for your service set-up, the team is happy to help.

This shelf liner from Beaumont is a practical plastic matting designed to line bar back-shelves and glass storage areas. Cut to length from a 10-metre roll, it provides a clean, stable surface for storing glassware between service and after washing.

The open plastic construction allows air to circulate beneath glasses, which helps residual moisture escape after washing rather than leaving glasses sitting in pooled water. In a busy bar environment, this means glasses are drier and ready for service more quickly, without taking up draining rack space for longer than necessary.

• White finish makes dirt, spillage, and glass marks immediately visible for prompt cleaning
• Continuous roll format allows shelves of varying lengths to be lined without waste
• Lightweight plastic construction is easy to remove, rinse down, and refit
• Provides a non-slip base that reduces the risk of glasses shifting on smooth shelving

Installation is straightforward — the liner sits on existing shelving and can be trimmed with scissors or a knife to fit. There are no fixings required. The plastic material is wipe-clean and can be removed for a more thorough wash when needed. One point worth noting is that it is not heat-resistant, so it should not be placed near heat sources or used beneath equipment that generates warmth.

This liner is well suited to bar back-shelves, glass storage units, and service counters in pubs, restaurants, hotels, and clubs. It is a functional, low-cost addition to any bar setup where clean, hygienic glassware presentation matters. For operations with particularly high glass turnover or large-format shelving, it is worth considering whether a heavier or wider format liner might be more practical.

If you have questions about the right liner format or quantity for your shelving, we're happy to help you work it out before you order.

This is a heavy-duty rubber anti-fatigue mat designed for commercial kitchen and bar environments where staff spend extended periods standing in one position. The rubber compound includes a nitrile content that gives the mat resistance to grease and oils — a common problem in front-of-range, dishwash, and sink areas where standard mats quickly degrade or become a slip hazard.

In practice, anti-fatigue matting in these positions reduces physical strain on staff during long service periods, which can have a meaningful effect on comfort and sustained performance over a shift. The mat's surface and construction are suited to the kind of wet, greasy conditions that are routine in commercial kitchens, and it can be lifted and washed down as part of normal cleaning routines.

• Nitrile rubber compound resists breakdown from kitchen grease and oils
• Cushioned construction reduces standing fatigue during long shifts
• Suitable for sink stations, bar areas, pass positions, and wet zones
• Washable for straightforward hygiene maintenance
• Substantial rubber construction stays in place under foot traffic

At 1500 x 900mm, this mat covers a reasonable working position in front of a sink run or bar station. It is worth checking the available floor space before ordering, particularly in tight galley layouts or narrow bar backs where a mat of this length may not sit cleanly. The rubber material and overall weight mean it lies flat without curling at the edges, though it should be inspected regularly and replaced if it shows signs of surface deterioration or edge lifting that could create a trip risk.

This mat is well suited to smaller commercial kitchens, pub bars, café counters, and front-of-house service areas. Operators with wider or longer standing positions, or those equipping multiple stations, may want to consider larger or alternative mat configurations to suit the layout.

If you are unsure which size or specification suits your floor plan and service environment, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

This is a standard rubber bar mat designed to sit on a bar counter, providing a stable, non-slip surface for glasses and catching minor spills and drips during service. The raised spike pattern lifts glassware clear of pooled liquid and allows overflow to drain away underneath, keeping the bar surface cleaner during busy periods.

In practice, bar mats of this type are a basic but useful piece of kit in any licensed venue. They reduce the frequency of glass slides on wet counters, absorb drips from taps and shakers, and give customers a defined place to rest their drinks. The rubber construction holds its position on the bar without fixing, and the mat is straightforward to lift, rinse, and return to service — important in venues where hygiene checks are routine.

• Keeps glassware stable on wet bar surfaces during service
• Absorbs drips and minor spills to reduce counter mess
• Easy to lift and rinse down between service periods
• Non-slip base stays in position without fixing
• Suits most standard bar counter layouts at this size

At 450 x 300mm, this mat suits a single service station or a section of a bar counter. It is not intended for high-volume drip tray applications where a recessed drip tray with drainage would be more appropriate. For venues needing to cover a longer run of bar, multiple mats are typically used side by side.

If you are fitting out a new bar or replacing worn matting across multiple stations and want to talk through what works best for your setup, we are happy to help.

The Beaumont Wooden Bar Mat Frame is a practical front-of-house accessory designed to hold a standard long bar mat in place while protecting the bar surface from spills and drips. The frame is constructed from wood with a plastic drainage base, giving it a more considered appearance than a rubber mat sitting loose on the bartop.

In a busy bar environment, mats that shift or curl at the edges are a minor but persistent irritation — both for staff working quickly and for customers leaning on the bar. This frame holds the mat flat and in position, which helps keep the bar surface tidy throughout service without staff needing to straighten or reposition it.

• Wood and plastic construction balances appearance with practicality
• Holds the bar mat securely in place during busy service
• Classic design suits traditional pub and hotel bar aesthetics
• Supports efficient drainage to keep the bar surface dry
• Straightforward to lift, empty, and wipe down between services

There are no installation requirements — the frame sits on the bar surface and is ready to use. It is worth confirming your existing bar mat dimensions are compatible before ordering, as bar mat sizes vary. The wood finish is better suited to front-of-house or back bar settings where appearance matters; for purely functional prep or service areas, a plain rubber mat may be more appropriate.

This frame is well suited to traditional pubs, hotel bars, and any front-of-house setting where a cleaner, more considered bar presentation is preferred over a bare rubber mat. For operators fitting out multiple bar stations or sourcing matching barware accessories, we are happy to help ensure everything works together — feel free to get in touch before placing an order.

This small round drip tray from Beaumont is designed to hold spirit measures stored upside down between use. Made from stainless steel, it catches residual drips from thimble and optic-style measures, keeping the back bar tidy and preventing sticky build-up on shelves or countertops.

In a busy bar environment, spirit measures are rinsed frequently throughout service. Without somewhere practical to rest them, measures left dripping on a shelf quickly create a tacky, unhygienic surface that needs constant wiping down. This tray provides a fixed, dedicated spot that contains drips cleanly and keeps the work area organised during peak service.

• Contains drips from inverted spirit measures between use
• Stainless steel construction — easy to rinse and wipe down
• Keeps the back bar tidy and reduces surface cleaning during service
• Compact footprint suits most bar counters and shelving arrangements

There are no installation requirements — the tray sits flat on any level surface. At 140mm in diameter it accommodates a small cluster of standard thimble measures comfortably, though bars running a larger range of measures simultaneously may find a second tray useful.

Well suited to pubs, bars, hotels, and any licensed venue where spirit measures are in regular use. It is a straightforward, low-cost addition to a well-kept back bar setup rather than a significant purchasing decision — but if you have questions about bar smallwares or want guidance on setting up an efficient back bar, the team is happy to help.