Chair Mat Chooser
Follow the steps below to help you choose your perfect chair mat.
Step 1. Floor Type
Hard Floor | Carpet | |
You will need a smooth back chair mat | Different carpet pile types will determine the chair mat you require. Take the pin test below to identify your carpet pile type |
Step 2. Identify Your Carpet Pile Type
Skip this step if you have a hard floor.
1. Straighten out the end of a paper clip | 2. Push the straight end of the paperclip through the carpet and underlay until it touches the floor | 3. Hold the paper clip where it meets the top of the carpet and measure the distance | ||
4. Determine which carpet pile you have.
Low pile carpets | Standard pile carpet | Medium pile carpet | Deep pile carpet |
6mm thick or less |
9mm thick or less |
12mm thick or less |
Over 12mm thick |
Step 4. Chair Mat Size
Our chair mats are available in various sizes. Our most popular size is 90cm x 120cm.
Step 5. Material Type
Select the chair mat material type.
Polycarbonate |
Phthalate Free PVC |
Enhanced Polymer |
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Price |
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**** Excellent value for the top performing environmentally friendly chair mat |
Long Term Durability | *****
Exceptionally durable. Used to make bullet-proof glazing! |
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Affected by temperature and weight |
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Clarity |
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High clarity |
Ergonomic Properties |
***** |
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Dependant on the thickness of the mat |
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Good rigidity |
Environmental |
***** Manufactured to ISO 14001 standards. Up to 25% recycled material and 100% recyclable |
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Manufactured to ISO 14001 standards. Free of ortho-phthalates. The most consumer and environmentally friendly PVC chair mat on the market |
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Certified to ISO 14001. Up to 50% recycled polycarbonate and 100% recyclable. The most durable eco friendly chair mat |
Fire Resistance | *****
Complies to EN13501-1. Not easily ignitable |
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Complies to EN13501-1. Not easily ignitable |
Gas Emissions | *****
Max gas emissions of only 3.8 ortho/m³ |
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Reduced emissions compared to std PVC due to removal of phthalate content. Emissions range between 400-600 ug/m³ |
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Temperatures | *****
Service temperature -20°C to 100°C (-4°F to 212°F). Unaffected by changing temperatures. Odourless |
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Floor Heating Systems |
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