This desk chair mat is designed for hard floors and not suitable for carpeted surfaces. Before use, please remove the transparent protective film on its surface. You may notice slight creases from folding, which helps minimize packaging waste. To quickly smooth out the creases, you can either gently iron the mat on a low heat setting or roll it tightly and leave it overnight for several hours.Made with polyester and Tpr, this mat resists odors and stains, is easy to clean by hand-washing, vacuuming or brushing to provide long-lasting floor protection. Its durable construction prevents scratches and scuffs, while its neutral color finish complements any home or office decor. The slim, low-profile design fits discreetly under desks, a smooth gliding surface that reduces leg strain during long work sessions. The Tpr backing securely grips floors to keep rolling computer chairs stable, without damaging delicate hardwood or tile surfaces.
This desk chair mat is designed for hard floors and not suitable for carpeted surfaces. Before use, please remove the transparent protective film on its surface. You may notice slight creases from folding, which helps minimize packaging waste. To quickly smooth out the creases, you can either gently iron the mat on a low heat setting or roll it tightly and leave it overnight for several hours.Made with polyester and Tpr, this mat resists odors and stains, is easy to clean by hand-washing, vacuuming or brushing to provide long-lasting floor protection. Its durable construction prevents scratches and scuffs, while its neutral color finish complements any home or office decor. The slim, low-profile design fits discreetly under desks, a smooth gliding surface that reduces leg strain during long work sessions. The Tpr backing securely grips floors to keep rolling computer chairs stable, without damaging delicate hardwood or tile surfaces.
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