DRYMATIC

Floor Mat Drying System by Drymatic

The DBK Drymatic Floor System uses micro-jets of warm, dry air to break the surface moisture barrier on water-damaged flooring, then drives controlled heat into the structure to speed up how fast water reaches the surface and evaporates. There's no taping down and no adhesive needed— mats connect with high-strength velcro and roll out in minutes. They're rated to 176°F, machine washable, and steam cleanable, so the same set goes from one job to the next instead of the landfill.

Floor mats of all sizes are available and are joinable to cover larger loss areas. A matching wall mat system interconnects with the floor mats for combined wall-and-floor jobs.

Hardwood Floor Drying System 

Drymatic's velcro-mounted mats sit directly on the hardwood without tape or adhesive, so there's no residue or finish damage on removal, and the Boost Bar's digital temperature control keeps heat within a set range instead of blasting the surface. That controlled, even heat pulls moisture out of the wood at a steady rate — restoring the floor instead of trading one problem for another.

DBK Drymatic Boost Bar - The heat source behind the system

The Boost Bar is the heat source that powers the entire Drymatic mat system. It uses self-regulating PTC heating technology to deliver temperature-controlled air safely, with a digital touchscreen that gives full control over temperature and power levels and automatically detects loss of airflow. At 17 lbs with a rotomolded housing, it's built to move between rooms and job sites without babysitting.

Beyond floor and wall mats, the Boost Bar connects to a 4-port adaptor kit or 12-port injection kit to push heated air into ceiling voids, subfloor spaces, wall cavities, and under-cabinet areas — anywhere conventional airflow can't reach on its own.

How the DBK Drymatic System Works

DBK Drymatic is a targeted heat drying system built specifically for water damage restoration. Instead of relying on dehumidifiers and air movers alone, Drymatic adds controlled heat directly to wet floors, walls, and hard-to-reach cavities through a network of velcro-mounted mats and a portable heat source called the Boost Bar. The result is faster evaporation, fewer discarded materials, and shorter jobs — without tearing out structure that doesn't need to come out.