#* A pressure sensor-e. g., a floor mat which reacts to the pressure of someone standing on it.

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A tea room may have a floor area as small as 1. 75 tatami mats ( one full tatami mat for the guests plus a tatami mat called a daime ( 台目 ), approximately 3 / 4 the length of a full tatami mat, for the portable brazier ( furo ) or sunken hearth ( ro ) to be situated and the host to sit and prepare the tea ); or as large as 10 tatami mats or more ; 4. 5 mats is generally considered the ideal in modern tea rooms.

Last year's " Eldorado Option Package " ( which included new-style carpeted floor mats, body-color door edge guards, illuminated driver and passenger visor vanity mirrors, luggage compartment mat, and the illuminated entry system ) was now standard.

Mat media are quite thin, even in multiple layers, and as such cannot support vibrant root systems of mature plants for more than three to five years before the roots overtake the mat and water is not able to adequately wick through the mats.

Clean room sticky mats can contain two defensive barriers: the first part is a carpet itself, while the second part is sticky surface mat.

Another mat type to be used to protect rooms from pollution is sanitizing foot bath floor mats.

Compared to other types of mats, interlocking mat has several sizes, depending on the amount of pieces in one kit.

The materials used are numerous ; but the principal substances are straw, the bulrushes Typha elephantina and Typha angustifolia, leaves of the date palm ( Phoenix sylvestris ), of the dwarf palm ( Chamaerops Ritchiana ), of the Palmyra palm ( Borassus flabelliformis ), of the coconut palm ( Cocos nucifera ) and of the screw pine ( Pandanus odoratissimus ), the munja or munj grass ( Saccharum Munja ) and allied grasses, and the mat grasses Cyperus textilis and Cyperus Pangorei, from the last of which the well-known Palghat mats of the Madras Presidency are made.

In traditional Japanese construction, room sizes were often determined by combinations of standard rice mats called tatami ; the standard dimension of a mat was around 3 feet by 6 feet, which approximate the overall proportions of a reclining human figure.

Some of the above listed flora had been recorded in two types of phumdis namely, the phumdi ataoba ( floating ) and the phumdi aruppa ( sinking ); reeds, grasses, and other plants growing on a mat of dead and decaying vegetation floating on the lake surface form the ataoba, while Phumdi aruppa has mats of vegetation which have sunk to the bottom of the lake and support a rich emergent growth of reeds and grasses.

This is followed by a fine mat or several fine mats ( mats of state-ie o le malo ), which could vary from 5m long to 25-30m long and 10m high.

The floor is made first of pounded earth, overlaid with many layers thick of grass mats, which are “ added to on a daily basis ,” it being the “ duty of every member of the family old enough to do so ” to weave one grass mat in the morning and lay it where the mats are looking shabby.

Many players have created their own large mats, ranging from 5X5 to a giant 8 x12 mat.

Velcro on each end of the mat allows a near seamless connection to additional mats for tumbling runs or expansive areas.

Its exterior safety features included an Emergency Stop button on the attendant tower, a series of pressure sensitive mat intrusion systems which would trigger an alarm when any of the mats were stepped on while the game was in motion, and due to how large and heavy the main cabinet was, a plexiglass fence surrounded the cabinet to avoid anyone from getting too close to the cabinet.