I have a medium carpet length. I consider it standard for a living room length. The wheels of the chair stretch out the matt and I sink it making it hard to push away from the desk. I am not happy with it but I guess you get what you pay for. It was the cheapest of the choices but it did say for carpet length I have.
I'm not that large of a person but after just 3 or 4 minutes depressions form under each of the chairs rollers that are difficult to roll out of. The price was attractive but turns out to have been a waste of money.
Not good fell in dips in carpet I would not have recommended if you have ruts in carpet. That’s was the reason to buy. Product or strong enough..... I don’t recommend.
I like the mat it serves the purpose I needed it for
on January 7, 2020
Posted by: CYNTHIA R.
Verified Purchase:Yes
I appreciated the staff at staples I picked up the wrong mat and they helped me get the right one. They were not looking to sell a product they were looking to serve the customer and for that I say thank you. I will continue to shop there for my office supplies when needed.
These plastic chair mats are so flimsy and fragile that they last less than a year before they crack all over and finally fall apart. The only good thing is that Staples guarantees them for life with one caveat: you must bring back your original purchase receipt and the damaged mat back to the store. They will give you a new one to take to your home or office and the damage cycle starts all over.
For the cost this chair pad is fine. The only drawback is that the pad is pliable so when weight from chair legs is applied the pad develops indentations from the 'chair + person' weight. The indentations make it more difficult to move a rolling chair across the pad surface. Still this is a good pad for the price.