Podcast: When it Comes to Floors, is Softer Really Better?

When most people imagine a work environment, they may picture rows of workers in cubicles sitting in front of computers. However, a 2016 study from the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that most workers spend 61% of their workday standing. Which brings up the million dollar question: how should companies help workers alleviate the standing pain they experience on the job? In a recent episode of the Building Management Podcast, SATECH, Inc. CEO Bryce Betteridge answers that question and more in an interview with host Daniel Litwin, the Voice of B2B. Click below to listen.

 

SmartCells: The Key to Success with An Aging Workforce

Although there has been a wave of the Baby Boomer generation retiring in recent years, a significant number of employees between the ages of 55 to 65 still remain in the workforce. This increase in older employees presents a new set of challenges when it comes to workplace safety and comfort.

In fact, according to the 2017 statistics gathered by the BLS, workers over the age of 55 accounted for nearly 52% of fatal injuries due to falls. 

Beyond accidental deaths in the workplace, BLS reports state that even though older employees are not injured at a higher incidence, “the injury suffered is often more severe than that of younger employees”, which leads to longer recovery times and an increase in lost productivity.

Facing these challenges, forward thinking organizations realize the key to success with an aging workforce is a focus on workplace safety and ergonomics.

This is where SmartCells products can provide a solution.

SmartCells anti-fatigue products are engineered to provide optimal levels of comfort and safety for standing workers. For older workers with higher risk of falling, the SmartCells structure provides a stable, balance-enabling surface that aids in the prevention of serious fall-related injuries.

The unique SmartCells technology provides a stable, supportive surface that cushions as weight is applied, then rebounds, like a spring, when the weight shifts, which returns energy and reduces fatigue.

SmartCells Anti-fatigue technology is available in pre-sized mats for single workstations or as a custom flooring solution designed to meet the needs of your specific environment.

Do more for your workforce. Feel good while standing at work. With SmartCells ergonomically engineered custom flooring, mats, and insoles. Solutions for the workplace.

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The SmartCells Top 10 Workplace Safety Tips

Whether it is a slip in the workplace, a cut while cooking dinner at home, or a sprain while playing your favorite sport, at one point or another in your life you are bound to have an accident and/or injury. That’s just a fact of life.

Although accidents happen, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take the necessary precautions.

Which is why the National Safety Council (NSC) came up with the idea of National Safety Month. The goal of this annual month-long campaign held in June is to “reduce the leading causes of injury and death at work, on the road and in our homes and communities.” This year, the NSC will be focusing efforts on these main topics:

  1. Hazard Recognition
  2. Slips, Trips, and Falls
  3. Fatigue
  4. Impairment

Here at SATECH, Inc. we believe that life shouldn’t hurt, and the topics of safety awareness, injury prevention, and fatigue reduction are near and dear to us. So, we thought we would take this chance to share our top 10 workplace safety tips.

1. Check Your Posture

Whether you work at a desk or in a manual labor environment make sure you use the correct posture to protect yourself from back injuries. If you work at a desk, you will want to keep your shoulders in line with your hips to avoid back problems. For manual labor, always lift with your legs and try to avoid stooping or twisting.

2. Don’t Take Shortcuts

We know that some workplace safety processes can be tedious and seem unnecessary but they are there for a reason. Taking shortcuts on workplace procedures more often than not leads to injuries. Even if it doesn’t, the small amount of time you ‘save’ isn’t worth the risk.

3. Try to Keep an 8-Hour Workday

Studies have found that the risk for a musculoskeletal injury greatly increases during a long shift due to the effects of muscle fatigue, strains, and sprains. If at all possible, try to work an 8-hour shift. If you must work longer, it is important to take regular breaks, especially if you are doing repeatedly manual work.

4. Take Work Breaks

When workers become too fatigued it can be difficult for them to adequately observe dangers in the workplace which increases their risk of injury.  By law, in an 8-hour shift, workers should be allotted two 10-15 minute breaks and a lunch break.

5. WWE: Walkways, Workstations, and Exits

An important step in reducing workplace injuries is to keep the above listed areas clean and clear of clutter. Not only can messy workstations increase workplace stress and reduce productivity, if workers don’t have adequate space to properly perform work tasks their risk of injury increases. Furthermore, in the case of a workplace disaster, exits need to remain clear and easily accessible. Finally, to reduce the risk of slips and falls, any spills should be cordoned off and cleaned up immediately.

6. Stay Focused and Be Aware

If your job requires a lot of movement or use of machinery, it is important to be aware of existing hazards and be conscious of other workers in your space. Staying focused will help you stay safe and might even prevent a coworker from getting hurt on the job.

7. Report Unsafe Conditions

Many workplace accidents and injuries can be avoided if the proper precautions are taken. If you feel unsafe at work, it is up to you to report potential workplace hazards to your supervisor. By law they are obligated to make sure you and your coworkers have a safe working environment.

8. Eat and Drink Smart

Did you know that roughly 3% of workplace injuries are due to intoxication on the job? In addition to staying sober, making sure you eat a healthy diet will allow you to naturally keep your energy up and fight off fatigue which leads to injuries. Foods rich in potassium, like bananas, will keep your muscles from cramping.

9. Pay Attention to Workplace Ergonomics

One of the major components to reducing workplace overuse injuries is to outfit workstations with ergonomically designed furniture and equipment. Personal workstations should be set up to minimize unnatural movement and allow for workers to maintain a neutral posture.

10. Use SmartCells Anti-fatigue Products

SmartCells anti-fatigue products are ergonomically designed and engineered to prevent and reduce pain, including back pain, associated with standing for extended periods of time.

The unique SmartCells technology provides a stable, supportive surface that cushions as weight is applied, then rebounds, like a spring, when the weight shifts, which returns energy and reduces fatigue.

SmartCells Anti-fatigue technology is available in pre-sized mats for single workstations or as a custom flooring solution designed to meet the needs of your specific environment.

SmartCells: Solutions to Life’s Painful Problems.

SmartCells Help Multiple Sclerosis Sufferers Stand in Comfort

A recent study conducted by the National MS Society found that nearly 1 million adults in the United States are living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). That’s nearly twice as many as previous studies have estimated.

While it is possible that MS is increasing due to exposure to environmental viruses or toxins, many experts are skeptical and credit the increased incidence to better diagnostic tools.

The bottom line is that more people are suffering from this debilitating disease and a cure has yet to be discovered.

SmartCells Anti-fatigue Mats Can Help

SmartCells anti-fatigue mats are specifically engineered to provide optimal levels of comfort for users with Multiple Sclerosis, effectively minimizing pain and fatigue.

The unique ability for SmartCells to cushion as weight is applied, then rebound when the weight shifts, returning energy and reducing fatigue has helped them become a viable way to help those who suffer from MS stand for periods of time with minimal pain.

In fact, one SmartCells customer who has suffered from MS since 1984 penned an open letter praising SmartCells’ ability to help her stand for periods of time, remove her back brace, and minimize her back and leg fatigue. You can read the letter here —-> https://www.smartcellsusa.com/smartcells-anti-fatigue-mats-help-ms-sufferer-stand-comfort/.

The SmartCells line of anti-fatigue mats come with an industry-leading 8-year warranty and are available in three different surface options (smooth, basket weave and carpet top) as well as three colors (black, gray and light brown), three sizes (2’X3’, 3’X5’ and 2’X5.5’), and two heights (⅜” and ½”) to best meet each MS sufferer’s unique needs.

Here at SATECH, Inc.,we believe that life shouldn’t hurt. That’s why during the month of May we are donating a portion of our online proceeds to the National MS Society to help fund research for a cure.

In addition, if you know someone who suffers from MS and could use a mat, tell them to visit smartcellusa.com and use coupon code “MScomfort” to receive 15% off one of our standard anti-fatigue mats.

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SmartCells Anti-Fatigue Mats Deliver Great Value and Support

When choosing a product in the anti-fatigue space, it’s vital to select one that will last, offering a substantial return on investment. SmartCells® offers a premium product with an eight-year warranty, delivering a much longer usage lifecycle when compared to other products that often require replacing every six months. Explore why SmartCells solutions are better than the rest. 

Anti-Fatigue Cushioning Is Critical in Many Industries

Employees that spend a lot of time on their feet should have support—support that increases productivity while decreasing the possibility of injury. There are multiple types of anti-fatigue mats that can work in a variety of settings.

Here’s a breakdown of what each of these products offers:

  • Anti-fatigue floor mats: These are ideal for workers that must stay in the same place, whether that’s running a machine on a plant floor or standing at a cash register. These mats can also be upgraded with a carpet-topped insert.
  • Anti-fatigue runners: These mats can be used for individualized work stations or to cover larger areas that see high-traffic. Custom sizes and special formulations are available depending on needs.
  • Anti-fatigue custom flooring: These products can be used in individual areas, larger spaces, or specific places such as lift trucks, ensuring workers have maximum support.
  • Anti-fatigue insoles: Fitting right into their shoes, insoles go with employees everywhere. This is especially beneficial for the worker always on the move.
  • Portable kneeling mats: For workers that spend a lot of time on their knees—mechanics, welders, maintenance staff, etc.—kneeling mats offer easy-to-use, extra cushioning.

Other products have been designed specifically to meet the needs of particular industries:

  • SmartCells anti-fatigue technology is useful throughout many areas of an airport, including ticket counters, gate podiums and counters, baggage areas, rental car agencies and security checkpoints. Mats can be installed under carpet or vinyl or as a standalone, and are part of the TSA’s architectural specification of CBRA (Checked Baggage Resolution Areas).
  • Considering most all manufacturing workers are on their feet throughout a shift, industrial usage of anti-fatigue mats is quite widespread. From individual workspaces to coverings for larger parts of the plant floor, anti-fatigue mats deliver relief.
  • In pharmacies, anti-fatigue mats are exceedingly valuable to pharmacists and technicians that stand up all day working with customers or dispensing medications. 

Comparable Products Lack Durability

Anti-fatigue mats aren’t designed equally. Some are simply better than others. For example, the longer a person stands on a foam mat, the harder the mat becomes as it is compressed. They also break down quickly, resulting in curled edges which can create a safety hazard.

Gel anti-fatigue products are also deficient in several areas. As an employee steps on to a gel mat, the gel distributes outward, leaving the person standing almost directly on the hard surface. Providing little to no relief, these less than durable products wear out easily and must be replaced frequently.

SmartCells Innovation Delivers a Better Product

At SmartCells, we’ve based our products on innovation, delivering years of comfort for employees everywhere. Built for stability, SmartCells don’t impair the user’s balance. As weight shifts, our mats become softer, cushioning impact better. When weight is removed, SmartCells mats rebound back into place, providing energy return. Proudly made in the USA, our patented technology is based on years of research and development, offering non-buckling, non-curling durability, ensuring better ROI over mats that must be laboriously and frequently replaced—providing safe, continuous support and relief to employees in a variety of industries.

At SmartCells, our team of experts mold each mat or flooring tile with precision. Find your optimal solution today by shopping our products.

Case Study: How SmartCells Reduce Medical Lab Fatigue

In a recent blog article we discussed how very few people actually “like” visiting the doctor’s office.

Not only do you have to get there early and usually wait beyond your scheduled appointment, there’s always an abundance of germs and paperwork too.

Despite how little people enjoy seeing a doctor, there is, perhaps, one other medical professional people ‘like’ seeing even less.

It’s the Medical Lab Professional.

You know, the health professionals who poke you with needles to draw blood.

All joking aside, medical lab professionals are truly some of the unsung heroes of the medical community.

Sure, they may poke you with a needle to draw blood but that’s a very small portion of their job. According to the American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science (ASCLS), medical laboratorians “are vital healthcare detectives, uncovering and providing information from laboratory analyses that assist physicians in patient diagnosis and treatment, as well as in disease monitoring or prevention.”

So, while the doctor is the face of the medical community, medical lab professionals are tirelessly working in the background to help keep you healthy and thriving.

Considering this, in 1975 the ASCLS founded National Medical Lab Professional Week in an effort to raise awareness and honor the work Medical Lab Professionals do.

Their work is not only challenging, it typically requires them to spend most of the day on their feet. Here at SATECH, Inc. we are no strangers to the plight of the medical lab profession.

We have a deep gratitude for the work they do on a daily basis, and have also partnered with hundreds of medical labs around the globe to fight medical lab professional pain and fatigue through implementing SmartCells anti-fatigue cushioning solutions.

Our solutions have been utilized in medical labs ranging from Kaiser Permanente in the private sector to Department of Defense labs and everything in between.

In fact, Kaiser Permanente has been a loyal SATECH client since 2005, and have standardized the use of SmartCells anti-fatigue solutions in their pharmacies and blood draw areas.

Keep reading below to learn about one of our more notable Kaiser Permanente projects.

In July of 2015 the representatives from Kaiser Permanente Cascade Park located in Vancouver, WA reached out to SATECH because their phlebotomists were experiencing pain and discomfort from standing all day.

After reviewing their lab layout and needs, we recommended the standard 1” grey SmartCells poly fleck platform flooring solution that has had proven success in the past. This particular area called for the 3.5” wide grey transition ramp to be used at the base of the chairs as well as the 12” wide transition where the walk off areas were much longer.

That part was simple. What came next presented more of a challenge.

You see, Kaiser blood draw areas require a unique custom flooring solution to ensure the medical lab professional’s daily tasks are not hindered.

No stranger to custom flooring challenges, SATECH installers determined the SmartCells pads needed to be cut and configured in a ‘half-moon’ around the base of the blood draw chairs so the phlebotomists can roll their trays up to the patients without having to roll on or off of SmartCells. Then once the flooring was installed, they applied a total seam seal over the entire floor to prevent fluids from getting under it and hampering infection control processes.

The installation was completed in one day and it turned out great! 

Are you interested in a SmartCells Anti-Fatigue Flooring Solution for your medical lab? Click the button below to request a product sample.

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The Fundamentals: How Combining 3 Core Features Creates the Optimal Anti-Fatigue Solution

It’s 2019 and the modern workplace is vastly different than it was 100, 50, 25, 10,  or even 5 years ago.

However, despite how much the modern warehouse has evolved, many companies still use nearly 200-year-old flooring technology (cement, est. 1824). Even if the company utilizes more optimal workspace flooring such as anti-fatigue matting or runners, the typical product itself is usually only marginally better than cement.

Why?

Because rather than building a better flooring solution based on actual science and research, many anti-fatigue products prey on the misconception that softer is better. Thus they combine material such as foam and gel with a draped top cover and call it an anti-fatigue mat or runner.

The problem with this method is that, when stood on, gel squishes out of the way leaving a worker on the hard subsurface while foam tends to get stiffer the more it is compressed.

So, how do you really fix it?

Simple. Invest in SmartCells Anti-fatigue Solutions, a new generation of cushioned flooring technology.

Over the last few months, we have been exploring the 3 core tenets of our technology that set SmartCells apart from other anti-fatigue products. They are:

  1. Support
  2. Cushion
  3. Rebound or Energy Return

You see, through valid 3rd party research and years of refining our technology, the SmartCells R&D team found that the optimal anti-fatigue solution must not only provide cushion, it must combine this with the optimal level of support and rebound. Bringing all three of these core tenets together in a single solution is what creates the optimal anti-fatigue solution.

Here’s how it works:

Phase 1: Support
SmartCells® Anti-Fatigue Mat technology products have a “resting state” – much like a non-compressed spring – with a natural, supportive, upright force that provides a compressible, soft surface that is also stable and supportive.

Phase 2: Cushion
SmartCells® Anti-Fatigue Products compress and absorb pressure/impact energy from standing, weight-shifting, walking, or from the impact of a fall. After reaching a “critical threshold” the cellular structures soften and collapse laterally, without bottoming out. SmartCells® get softer as force is applied and remain in this cushioned “sweet spot” for as long as the pressure remains.

Phase 3: Rebound
Like miniature springs, SmartCells® Anti-Fatigue floor mats and products store impact energy until pressure is reduced or eliminated. The SmartCells® resilient rubber material and structure work “in-phase” with body movements to actively rebound, releasing their stored energy back into the body.

This scientifically engineered formula for comfort and fatigue relief is why leading companies such as Amazon, Disney, Boeing, and Costco who proactively invest in their employees’ health and safety trust SmartCells Cushioning Technology to get the job done.

Interested in a SmartCells Solution? Click the button below to request a product sample.

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The Fundamentals: Why Every Anti-Fatigue Solution Needs Responsive Rebound

Working on hard surfaces is one of the leading aggressors for Musculoskeletal Disorders or MSDs in the workplace. Common MSDs include: sprains and strains, back pain, hernias, carpal tunnel, joint pain, and more.

The pain doesn’t just stop there, though. According to a productivity study in the Journal of the American Medical Association, lost productive time from common pain conditions, such as MSDs, among active workers cost companies an estimated $61.2 billion annually.

Further, since the majority of this loss is while workers are “on-the-job”, companies are losing an average of 23 days per year of productive time from each worker experiencing pain.

There’s no denying. Your workforce is in pain and it is hurting your bottomline.

Can you imagine how much more your company could accomplish if workplace MSDs were minimized?

That’s where anti-fatigue mats, runners and flooring come in.

But not just any ‘anti-fatigue’ mat will do. Research shows that a true anti-fatigue solution which is optimized to reduce worker fatigue and MSDs must be adequately responsive to worker movements.

This critical feature is commonly referred to as “rebound”.

If a mat has a delayed rebound, it will likely already be partially compressed as a weighted load is repeatedly placed on it, reducing its ability to provide fatigue relief and minimize MSDs.

Likewise, a responsive anti-fatigue mat should rapidly rebound to its original shape once weight is shifted. Even better, if the rebound is “in-phase” with the movement, less energy may be used as the mat “helps” with movement, much as a spring would assist.

A good way to test if an anti-fatigue solution is responsive with adequate rebound and cushioning capabilities is with the raw egg test.

Can your anti-fatigue mat do that? Thanks to the patented SmartCells Cushioning Technology, our anti-fatigue solutions can.

Like miniature springs, SmartCells® Anti-Fatigue floor mats and products store impact energy until pressure is reduced or eliminated. The unique SmartCells technology works “in-phase” with body movements to actively rebound, releasing their stored energy back into the body.

Interested in a SmartCells Solution? Click the button below to request a product sample.

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The Ultimate Way to Say ‘Thank You’ on National Doctor’s Day

Don’t you wish the saying “an apple a day, keeps the doctor away” was true? Not only would it save you money, it would keep you from having to ever visit a doctor’s office.

And let’s be honest. No one truly likes visiting the doctor’s office.

A) You have to get there early. B) There’s always an obscene amount of paperwork to be done. C) Germs. Afterall, people generally only visit the doctor when their sick. D) The doctor is typically running late. E, F, G… We could go on.

But, have you ever thought about it from the doctor’s point of view?

They have to put in longer hours in their office. They do a lot more paperwork. They have to interact with all those people who are sick and usually upset because they had to wait. And if they’re running behind schedule they have to work late. Not to mention, doctors have been there for us since we were born to make sure we live a healthy, full life.

When you think of it that way, it really puts it into perspective. Which is why in 1933 Eudora Brown Almond came up with the idea of having a national celebration recognizing and honoring doctors for the work they do.

Although it took 58 years, in 1991 Congress officially made March 30 a nationally recognized holiday known as National Doctor’s Day.

This day is generally celebrated by personally thanking a doctor either in person or with a card or flowers. However, we believe you should take it one step further this year and share the gift of SmartCells comfort with them.

SmartCells anti-fatigue products are engineered to provide optimal levels of comfort for standing workers, like doctors. The optimized design of SmartCells offer a stable surface over cylindrical cells which soften under impact and resist bottoming out, this creates the perfect balance for maximum comfort all day

The SmartCells are spring-like, in that they cushion as weight is applied, then rebound when the weight shifts, which returns energy and reduces fatigue.

In addition to our unique cushioning technology, thanks to their rubber-based formulation, SmartCells mats will not absorb liquid and are easy to clean which allows for better infection control processes.

The SmartCells line of anti-fatigue mats come with an industry-leading 8-year warranty and are available in a variety of options to best meet the needs of each doctor. Click here to view our options.

Do you have a surgeon or other surgery room professionals you’d like to thank this National Doctor’s Day?

We also offer a line of autoclave safe surgical anti-fatigue mats and ergonomic step stools that incorporate our patented SmartCells Cushioning Technology.

Finally, for doctors who are simply too mobile to enjoy the benefits of SmartCells mats, our line of Zelus Insoles provides the legendary SmartCells comfort on-the-go. You can learn more about them here: http://www.zelusinsoles.com/.

Here at SATECH, we believe that being a doctor shouldn’t hurt. Which is why we are offering a 15% discount on our line of SmartCells Anti-fatigue Surgery Mats. Simply use the coupon code “TYdoc” at checkout.

SmartCells: Solutions to Life’s Painful Problems.

6 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your HIIT Workout

Most people with a little background in human biology know that their heart is a muscle. But it’s not just a muscle, it’s the muscle. The one muscle you absolutely cannot live without.

Much like any other muscle in your body, to keep it strong and healthy you have to exercise it. In fact, the American Heart Association recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity or 75 minutes of vigorous cardiovascular activity per week.

AKA that dreaded 6-letter word “cardio” which conjures up thoughts of tiring and boring jogs on the treadmill.

We’ve got good news for you.

First, even though that might seem like a lot, when spread out over the course of a week like recommended, it comes to just over 20 minutes per day.

Second, you don’t have to go for a run to partake in cardiovascular exercise. In fact, according to professionals, moderate-intensity exercise is any activity that gets your “heart rate up to 50-60 percent higher than its rate when you are at rest.”

This means you could literally do any physical activity as long as you meet the increased heart rate threshold.

With that being said, we realize there are people out there who want to increase their cardiovascular endurance beyond minimum levels, but still hate the thought of jogging.

If that’s you, keep reading. We have even more good news for you.

You don’t have to run or get on the elliptical or the rower or the stair climber or even the stationary bike.

Yes, you read that right. You don’t have to do any one of those exercises. Instead you could keep things interesting and fun by participating in a HIIT workout.

In fact, research studies have shown that HIIT workouts are “equal to or slightly better than [traditional] cardio for improving overall health and fitness”.

So, what is HIIT?

HIIT, or High Intensity Interval Training, is a workout regimen that combines several exercises such as mountain climbers, jump roping, burpees, lunges, planking and more into a short, 20-30 minute workout. Click here to check out this sample HIIT workout.

As the name suggests, these training programs are designed to be high intensity (80-90% of your maximum heart rate) and the exercises are to be completed in timed intervals with short breaks in between.

Keep reading to learn the 6 tips to make sure you experience the most success and cardiovascular benefits from your HIIT workout.

Baby Steps
If you are new to HIIT training, we recommend you ease into your workouts. Yes, it is supposed to be high intensity and you are supposed to push yourself, but you need to do it in a reasonable manner. Don’t go 110%. You do not want to hurt yourself.

Always Warm Up and Cool Down
Jumping immediately into a HIIT workout or stopping it immediately can be harmful for your body. You should warm up and cool down your body for 5 minutes before and after your HIIT workout. A good warm up/cool down could include a brisk walk on the treadmill and stretching session.

Don’t Overdo It
The whole point of a HIIT workout routine is to maximize exercise efficiency while minimizing workout time. As mentioned earlier, a good HIIT workout should be about 20-30 minutes in length. While going longer may help in the short term, you run the risk of an overuse injury. In addition, it is recommended that you only do a HIIT workout up to 3 times a week.

Go Hard or Go Home
Because HIIT is designed to be a short, high intensity workout, for the program to work you need to make sure you are staying consistently at 80-90% of your max heart rate. To find out what your max heart rate should be, click here.

Take a Break
A key term in HIIT is “interval”. To effectively do a HIIT workout you need to make sure you balance your high and low intensity intervals. If you don’t let your heart rate lower enough in your ‘rest’ period you will simply be doing a high intensity cardio session.

Invest in a SmartCells Training and Therapy Mat
SmartCells Training and Therapy products are specially designed to reduce impact stress on joints by up to 90% while at the same providing a safe, stable surface for HIIT workouts.

Available in three different colors (Black, Light Brown, and Grey) as well as three different sizes (36”X60”, 52”X60”, 52”X88”), the remarkable SmartCells Training and Therapy mats are low profile (1/2”) and have molded-in beveled edges to reduce tripping hazards. For custom applications, SATECH offers custom-sized mats as well as a wall-to-wall flooring option that is perfect for in-home gyms, and HIIT workout spaces.

How They Work
The unique SmartCells are spring-like, in that they provide a stable, supportive surface like a non-compressed spring, cushion as weight is applied, then rebound when the weight shifts, which returns energy and reduces fatigue and pain from your HIIT workout.

SmartCells: Solutions to Life’s Painful Problems.