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22 Bishopsgate - Entrance matting for a commercial skyscraper in The City

Syncros
The Entrance Matting Experts
31st Aug 2021

The Challenge

22 Bishopsgate is a commercial skyscraper in London that opened in 2020. With 202,000 sqm of space, spread over 60 floors, it was vital that this building had a durable and attractive entrance matting system.

The Solution

For the primary entrance matting area INTRAflex XT was chosen as the best solution. For the revolving doors, a combination of INTRAflex XT and INTRAflex Radial was chosen to complement the shape of the door fitting.

The Results

The entrance matting chosen provides an attractive and functional system for this busy building. The width of the entrance matting excess minimum size recommendations, proving a solution that will protect the buildings’ new interior floors.

Work with Syncros

Syncros have been supplying and installing entrance matting solutions since 1995.  With advice, supply, and installation available across the whole of the UK.

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