Large Office Chair Mat for Hardwood Floor - 45" x 53" Clear Floor Protector Mat for Office Chair On Hardwood, Easy Glide Desk Chair Mat for Home & Office

Ordered this mat Aug 2025. Lasted 4 months before breaking. Had issues right from the start. This mat is shipped rolled tight in a box. Very difficult to unroll. The plastic is gummy and will not lay flat. Did all the recommended tips, layed heavy books and objects on the mat. Used a hair dryer to warm the plastic and the mat still has never flattened out. Four months later the wheels of my chair have broken through the mat in multiple places. The last mat i purchased lasted four years. It shipped flat and it was a hard plastic. Do not purchase this one!

Solid chair. Easy to put together, the arms get dirty easily, I also share this space with my 15 yr old son….

When it comes to these office chair mats, I find that they can be really expensive, like $100+ Then a few that are more like $40 to $50, but the cheaper ones are thinner and use cheaper material. Those that are made for thick pile carpets will be thicker, so the chair doesn't sink. I tried to find one of these magical "thicker" ones, but it's impossible to figure out from the Amazion listings alone. They come rolled up a and they do need to be flattened out properly. I put heavy items on it for several days, and areas that were not flattened were still bulging. I found you need to put heavy items on 100% of surface to fully flatten out this mat. I've had one of these in another place which seemed the same thickness and same type of mat, but that one didn't sag or sink. THIS one does sag and sink into carpeted floors. Maybe my underlay is a bit softer? It's hard to know for sure, but I can confirm, yes, this mat is a bit soft and does sag under soft carpet. I have not seen it crack and break though. What can be done? Buy one of those more expensive ones for thick carpets? Maybe. It's just OK as it is. I like the 100pointONE product, because it comes in different sizes, and I got the 48x48, which is great for my corner desk.

Worked perfect under mom's chair she uses to sew her quilts. We laid out for a day before putting it down where we wanted it. I was a little concerned about her perhaps tripping on it, but it went down well.

This is not a "hard" chair mat... in fact, it comes rolled up. But it is inexpensive and suits the purpose of having something temporary in my bedroom while I'm working on my laptop, as opposed to my office where I have a hard chair mat. I have carpet with thick padding so my chair wheels sink into the mat and carpet a bit but this is only a temporary setup so I didn't want to have two hard chair mats to handle when I retire. This would work quite well on a hard surface, so I will pass it on to someone else when done.