Snow Melting Mats
Garage Floor Mats
Why SEAL?
One brand, every season. From your garage floor to your front steps, SEAL protects the surfaces that take the hardest hits — snow, salt, tires, and time.
Built for Real Winters
Heated mats that keep stairs and walkways clear of snow and ice, and heavy-duty floor mats that shrug off road salt, slush, and tire tracks. SEAL is made for homes that face real weather.
Heavy-Duty by Design
Every SEAL mat starts with commercial-grade material matched to its job: premium PVC in diamond plate and coin grip textures for the garage, and heavy-duty rubber engineered to perform outdoors through freeze and thaw. The right material, not the cheap one.
Safety, Built In
Our heated line offers GFCI-equipped power cords, and every mat features a slip-resistant textured surface — because protection should never come at the cost of safety.
Backed for the Long Haul
Every SEAL mat is covered by a 2-Year Limited Warranty and supported by our California-based team. Buy once, and we stand behind it.
Quick FAQs
1. What are SEAL heated snow melting mats?
SEAL heated mats are electric snow-melting mats for stairs and walkways. A heating element is sealed inside commercial-grade rubber, so the mat melts snow and ice on contact — no shoveling, no salt, and no damage to the surface underneath. They're designed to stay outside all winter.
2. How do I set them up?
There's nothing to install. Lay the mats where you need them, connect them to the GFCI power cord, and plug into a standard 120V outdoor outlet.
3. Do I turn the mats on before or after it snows?
Before, ideally. When the mat is already warm, snow melts as it lands and the surface stays clear through the storm. If you turn it on after snowfall, it will still work — it just needs time to melt through the accumulated snow first.
4. Can I leave them outside — and on — all winter?
Yes. The rubber construction is built for continuous outdoor exposure through the season, so there's no need to bring them in between storms. To save electricity, we recommend powering them only during and after snowfall.
5. How do I store the mats after winter?
Once the season ends, unplug and let the mats dry completely, wipe them down with mild detergent, then roll them up and store in a cool, dry place until next winter.