Office Chair Mat for Hardwood Floor 36x48 inches Heavy Duty Desk Chair Mat for Hard Wood Non-Slip Tile

I love this chair matt. The chair I use is not a roller, but it slides back & forth easily on this thin, flat matt. It was really marking up my floor & this protects my floor while also making it easier to slide my chair. It also looks great, the design is vivid & deep, not just on the surface as with some washable rugs. It appears to be very well made & durable. I'll update if it doesn't stand up to my chair, which I think will be harder on it than a rolling chair. Read more

This is unexpectedly a beautiful mat. It blends perfectly in the space I bought for and compliments the room's style . Read more

I'm using it as a pad for my computer chair, on a hardwood floor. 'Works pretty good. Wide enough area. The rubber bottom does grip the wood. There's a little run-up when rolling off and on, but that's normal. Since it matches the photo, I guess it's designed with faded colors? Odd choice. Read more

Very. very nice. Way heavier than I thought. Excellent purchase, excellent price! Thank you. Read more

I really like that print and textile of this office chair mat. The 36x48 size is ok I even would pick a bigger one if that exists. It protects my hardwood floors without slipping or bunching up. It’s thick, sturdy, and handles my rolling chair with zero issues. I love that it stays on hardwood not sliding at all. The surface is smooth, so the chair glides easily, but the mat still feels very durable and high-quality. If you want reliable protection for your floors and a mat that actually stays put, this one is perfect! Read more

Nice mat more attractive than the plastic ones. Read more

Great buy - came folded in box but quickly flattened and makes work station much more seamless. Also perfect for dog as it’s an easy to clean mat! Read more

Really like the design and colors, however, I rated it 4 stars because it does not hug my clay tile floor snuggly and chair casters cannot roll smoothly across as they need to do. Grout grooves are likely to blame. Best for smooth floor. Read more