This was delivered along with other products. The shipping label was attached to the mat. It was impossible to remove the label so I had to return it to a local store so that I could get a mat without a shipping labe.
The real test of carpet mats is time. If they last a year under constant use they are high quality. I ve only used this one for a couple of weeks and it is doing fine so far.
It' OK quality for being fairly inexpensive but it's far-and-away not the best plastic carpet-protecting chair mat I've ever bought. Give it about six months and it will start to fall apart just like the last one (similar) one that bought at Staples. I'd really like to see a mid-range mat one that holds up for a couple of years around the $30 - $55 dollar range. Your top quality mats are just too expensive at $60 - $90 a pop.