Clear PVC Chair Mat protect your carpet from the constant movement of the trolley desk chair or heavy wear areas. Available in two shapes, the keyhole shape is designed to fit under the desk and a large rectangle shaped mat for high wear areas.
- Keyhole shape designed to fit under furniture - two sizes available -900mm wide x 1200mm deep and 1140mm wide x 1340mm deep
- Rectangle shape mat for high wear areas at 1800mm wide x 1200mm deep
- Spiked to grip the carpet to stop movement so your castor chair will glide easily in any direction
- Rounded corners and beveled edges help prevent trip hazards and allows for easy roll on with castors
- New Underlay Chair Mat- a layer of underlay is added underneath the Mat to create extra support for thicker Domestic carpets or carpets with foam underlay, this Underlay Mat stops the chair castors creating dents in the chair mat.
- Hard floor Mat - no carpet spikes - keyhole shape - 1140mm wide x 1340mm deep
- Safe for use with underfloor heating
- 3 mm thick Flexible clear PVC construction - easy clean with damp cloth
- 2 year guarantee.
- FREE Delivery NZ wide to ground floor commercial address only, excludes above ground, residential & rural deliveries.
Selecting the correct chair mat depends on your flooring type:
• No-Underlay Floors – Use No-Underlay PVC, Polycarbonate, or Rubber Mats.
• Underlay Floors – Use Underlay PVC, Polycarbonate, or Rubber Mats.
• Hard Floors – Use No-Underlay PVC or Rubber Mats (designed without spikes).
Using the wrong mat, such as placing a nounderlay mat on an underlay floor, may reduce performance and void the warranty. If you are unsure which mat is best for your workspace,
use our Chair Mat Selector Tool for a quick and accurate recommendation.
How do I determine if my floor has underlay?
Underlay is a soft, cushioning layer beneath some carpets and floating floors, providing
comfort and insulation. To check, press your foot or hand firmly into the carpet. If it feels soft and compresses, there is likely underlay beneath. If it feels firm with little cushioning, the carpet may be glued directly to the subfloor. You can also check along the edges near a doorway or skirting board. If a foam or felt layer is visible beneath the carpet, there is underlay.
If you are still unsure, check with your flooring installer or refer to product details from the manufacturer. Knowing whether your floor has underlay is crucial
