KMAT Office Chair Mat,Easy Glide Hard Wood Tile Floor Mats,Chair Mat for Home Office Rolling Chair,Heavy Duty Floor Protector -36"x48" with Lip

Let me start to say that the delivery was fast. The mat arrived very well packaged. It was easy to roll out, as soon as I laid it on the floor it started to get flat. Once it was on the floor it looks sheer almost invisible. The chair glides very easily and very smooth. The mat feels sturdy. If you put lots of pressure on the chair it will leave an indentation but it lift very quickly. It is easy to clean. I even use it for other purposes, as a floor covering when crafting and sewing. I tried on bare floor which is what this mat is designed for and also in carpet, I had similar experiences on both surfaces, the only difference is that on carpet tend to slide a bit, because it doesn't have the carpet grips. Overall, I'm very happy with it, it is a good buy for my money.

Great product so far. I bought it to save the life of my carpet as rolling back and forth tends to mangle it. It may be stable on the floor but It slides around on the carpet. Currently searching for options on that.

I recently picked up the KMAT Office Chair Mat for my workspace, and it works exactly as it should. At 36"x48" with the lip, it fits perfectly under my desk and provides solid coverage. The Highlights: Performance: My rolling chair glides easily across the surface with no issues. 🪑 Protection: It does a great job protecting my hardwood and tile floors from scratches. 🪵 Durability: The material feels heavy-duty and lays flat right away. 📏 Overall, the quality is impressive given the price point. It’s a straightforward, reliable floor protector that handles daily use without any problems. I would recommend them! 👍✨

Definitely needed to let it warm up to lay flat! It came rolled, which i figured it would. However, that roll was tight and it took a couple days of 70+ temps in my house and me rolling over it with a chair to flatten it out. I would say maybe a week to be completely flat. It does move a bit but I did figure out would because it was on a flat floor. I tucked the front corners under my cabinets to try and hold it into place and that had worked with no issue. I was looking for something to cover my floor and this fits the bill!

The was very thin. When I set the chair on it the chair’s wheels sunk into it and the carpet and locked the wheel in place. It was easier to move the chair on the carpet than it was on this mat over the carpet. It would be good on a hard wood floor if you want to protect them from the wear and tear of an office chair.

Don’t buy this. It’s very thin and cheap. It buckles every where I put the chair wheels on it so it won’t roll at all.

I've had a hard time finding a floor mat that wasn't utter garbage, and though I've only had this one under me for a few days, so far so good. Wanted to get in an early review for the holiday shoppers in dire need of a floor mat. The biggest problem I've had with previous mats by far is apparently the age of the mats. It seems like most of these things (online, at local small stores, local big chain branches) have been sitting rolled up in a warehouse for years, alternating heat and cold, and essentially fossilizing in the tube shape they are stored in. It takes a week at best to get them to lay flat enough to set a chair on, and then they still curl at the edges. Without some secret conditioning technique I've never found, they also crack and split because the aged vinyl has become brittle. I thought thicker mats would handle that, but no dice, and in fact it may have been worse for both curls and cracks. This fellow, though, was evidently freshly harvested from the vinyl bush right before they boxed it and sent it over. I laid it under an area rug for 2 days because I forgot about it, but it probably didn't even need one. It didn't lift the rug at all even right away, and when I took it out and put it under my chair it was as if it had been born there. Dead smooth. There are no nubbies on the bottom to keep it from sliding when you move the chair, but I've put it over the top of one of my garbage-tier cracked ones and it hasn't slipped yet. The vinyl is on the thinner side but it's durable-feeling and pliant, so I think that's actually an asset here. The thick ones cracked worse in my experience. I dunno what more I can say - it's a literal floor mat. It didn't change my life per se, but it is protecting my carpet, I'm not tripping on the edges, and I'm not worried about cutting myself on broken plastic, so it's doing its job.

Works well on tile floor