Customer Reviews for Staples - Hard Floor Chair Mat, 36" x 48'' - Cherry
Customer Rating
5
Very nice chair mat!
on August 28, 2013
Posted by: Paula K.
I love this chair mat! It comes rolled up. Some chair mats you lay them flat and they are still curved which looks tacky. Not the case here it laid flat as soon as I put it down. It is a different kind of material than most chair mats more malliable but thick enough and sturdy. The design on mine is a dark wood. I have it on a wood floor and it looks really nice. I prefer it to the clear or frosted style mats. This one looks much more professional! Aside from looks it does the job of protecting my floor from the chair.
I am completely happy with this product. It protects my carpet from getting worn out. It is easy for my chair to glide around when I need it to. It has a nice basic shade that blends nicely with my office furniture.
This is one of the better floor mats I have purchased. The only problem is it slips on my rug but other than that is was a worth wild purchase. I even waited for a coupon to get it cheaper.
I COULD NOT BELIEVE HOW THE DELIVERY MAN WAS CONVINCED TO LEAVE THE MAT IN MY OFFICE IN THE CONIDTION IT WAS IN !!! ALL WRINKLED !!! ALL BENT OVER !!! NOT AT ALL ADEQUATE FOR USE !!! I HAD TO TAKE IT BACK TO A LOCAL STORE AND GET CREDIT FOR IT !!! I ASKED THE MANAGER AT THE STORE ABOUT THE CONDITION OF THESE MATS !!! HE ANSWERED THEY ALL COME WRINKLED AND BENT OVER !!! THERE IS NOTHING WE CAN DO ABOUT IT !!! I HONESTLY BELIEVE THEY SHOULDE DELIVER THEM IN BOXES AND NOT ALL DAMAGED AND WRINKLED !!! I HOPE SOMEONE READS THIS MESSAGE BECAUSE THE EXPERIENCE IS NOT ENCOURAGING TO ORDER ANYMORE ITEMS ON LINE !!!
This chair mat has adequate thickness to protect the floor yet is thin enough that it doesn't "trip" the casters on the desk chair. The pattern blends in nicely with oak hardwood flooring and definitely serves to protect the floor from the wear and tear of a wheeled desk chair. It does tend to slide on the hardwood floor when moving on or off the mat. The mat would benefit from a thin "sticky strip" or friction strip located on underside of the forward edge well away from the rolling area.