Raised-bar pattern has lines of bars across the mat offset from each other to scrape shoes across the mat's surface. Recesses between the rows allow dirt and moisture to fall away from the surface.

Finger-pattern mats have small, flexible nubs that scrape dirt from shoes. Small gaps between the nubs allow dirt and moisture to move off the mat's surface.

Spaghetti-loop mats have a random weave pattern that removes dirt when rubbed from any direction. The loops form gaps that hide and trap moisture, dirt, and debris to keep the mat looking clean and prevent contaminants from being tracked into the building.

Smooth-top mats with drainage holes don't have a pattern that interferes with rolling carts. Drainage holes allow moisture to move away from the mat's surface.

Coir scraper mats have stiff bristles made of natural coconut husk fibers. Highly durable stiff bristles scrape dirt from footwear in high traffic areas.