Q2：Why Everyone Needs A Chair Mat ?

Chair mats are great for use in the office or at home. Chair mats not only protect your floors, but your floor’s warranty. Most flooring manufacturers will void their warranties unless you use a chair mat. That is because, without mats, rolling office chairs damage flooring surfaces. Chair mats protector flooring surfaces from indentations, scuffs and other stains.

Chair mats also make it much easier to move within your workplace. It takes 80% less effort to roll your chair on a mat than on carpet. Chair mats help reduce back pain and leg strain, providing an ergonomic solution for your workplace.

Q3：How about the Chair Mat's features ?

1. Floor Protection
Chair mats protect flooring surfaces and help prevent costly repair or replacement.

2. Smooth Back
Chair mats with smooth back are for hard floor surface, such as hardwood, laminate, vinyl or tile. You will want a mat with a smooth backing that will not damage the floor and keeps the mat from moving.

3. Gripper Back
Chair mats with gripper back are for carpeted floors or any other type of soft flooring, choose a mat with small cleats underneath that are specially designed to hold the mat in the place without damaging the carpet.

Q4：How to Measure Carpet Thicknesss ?

• Straighten the end of a paper clip.
• Measure through padding from top of subfloor to top of carpet.
• Choose a chair mat with the same or less depth based on your carpet measurement.

If you are not sure, choose a chair mat designed for thicker carpet or a heavier application

Q5：How to Get Chair Mats Unroll and Lay Flat ?

When PVC mats are rolled they take on a “memory” characteristic. PVC mats may difficult to unroll back into its flat form if the material is cold.

1. Unpack your mat and leave for a minimum of 72 hours at room temperature. The warmer the environment the quicker the mat will revert to its flat format and be ready for use.

2. Once the mat has reached normal room temperature carefully unroll the mat and place on a flat surface with the “bow” facing upward. Add weights to corners of the mat if necessary (such as a small pile of books).