Benoit Le Tapis Brosse – Btb

What they make

According to their website, BTB (Benoit Tapis Brosse) has made entrance mats and floor coverings since 1860, when it started in Lyon as a coconut-fibre weaving mill. The company cites a history of process patents, including an early mat-laying system (1909) and the PVC-backed doormat (1965), and has continued developing its own products: a tufted anti-dust mat launched in 1982, a natural seagrass covering introduced in 1989, a PMR (reduced-mobility) compliant "Dencity" range in 2015, a moisture-absorbing HYDROTX polyamide fibre in 2022, and a high-resistance coconut fibre called Endura in 2024. Custom brush and patio mats are produced at its own workshop in the Rhône region, with a pre-production proof ("Bon à Tirer") approval step before a run is confirmed. The catalogue also covers needlepunched mats, rubber mats, aluminum edging profiles and artificial turf, using materials that include recycled Econyl fibre and phthalate-free PVC. The site states most products are made in France or Europe, distributed from three French sites, and sold to residential, commercial and industrial clients.

• Brush/entrance mats (paillassons), including custom-made mats produced in-house
• Anti-dust mats (tufted/needlepunched construction, e.g. the "Soft" range)
• Natural-fibre floor coverings such as coconut fibre and seagrass
• Needlepunched textile mats
• Rubber mats
• Aluminum edging/trim profiles for mat installations
• Accessibility and safety mats compliant with reduced-mobility (PMR) standards
• Artificial turf/grass

Summary written by byeurope.eu based on the company’s own website; independently cross-checked against the same source. Not reviewed by the company.