A mat works by geometry as much as by material. This page pairs mats to tray footprints and rooms, and turns the pairing into bundle SKUs.
The material comparison of mats lives in the mat material guide; this page covers the decisions buyers actually make at the shelf: which size, which shape, where it sits. A mat that is smaller than the scatter pattern reads as decoration; one that is sized to the exit path reads as a solution.
| Tray type | Mat coverage logic | Reference approach |
|---|---|---|
| Open-top tray | Cover the exit face and both sides of the entry | Wider than the tray, extending one cat-length out |
| Covered / hooded | Front of the entry, full flap swing clearance | Flap must not catch on the mat edge |
| Automatic with drawer | Entry side plus drawer-service side | Two zones; consider a runner shape |
| Furniture cabinet | Inside the cavity plus the exterior landing | Interior mat catches the first hop |
Mats are the highest-attach accessory in the line because every tray needs one and none is included. Size the mat line to your own tray footprints, bundle the matching mat as a one-click option on every box listing, and state the pair on the insert card. The ecosystem framing is in the accessories ecosystem guide, and the category specs in the mats and accessories page.
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