I just moved and needed a mat for my desk chair. I got this one, and it's held up well! I think my only issues relate to cleaning it. I have a cordless vacuum and it is not the most powerful vacuum, so if a fuzz or string gets on this mat I have to pick it up by hand. I cannot speak to spills on it but crumbs and other daily dirt picks up nicely.

The mat itself is not too sticky, but it adheres to the floor just right. It isn't padded, but it's pretty comfortable to roll the chair on. I used a gift card so I did not pay full price for it, but I think for the price it is a decent product. I'd buy this again.

The mats arrived well packaged and were rolled up, so no creases. I unrolled them and they lay flat on the floor. I positioned them and removed the backing from one edge and stuck it to the floor. Then lifted the other side and reached under to continue removing the plastic backing while sticking the mat to the floor. The process was quick and simple. If this 81 year old can do it anyone can. Now to see how it holds up. It seems like a good product.

Item does exactly as described. Offers good protection for hardwood floors from rolling office chair wheels. Item has sticky back that keeps rug in place, but does allow you to peel up and move without marring floor finish - and stays sticky enough to stay in place again the next place you move it. I've moved mine several times without having any issue. I would recommend these to anyone seeking an affordable protector for their floors. Nice price too as it won't break the bank!

I love this mat. I have two. These absolutely meet my needs. I've read some critical comments in some of the reviews. Are are my experiences:
1) Creases - I currently have no creases in my mats. The mats came out of the packaging and were very stiff, and unfolding them was fairly easy but the creases were prominent, and were resistant to smoothing. The directions said: Iron the Creases. I grabbed a spray bottle of water, my iron, and my ironing board. With the mat fabric facing up, I sprayed water along/into the crease (very liberally - a little water will not hurt these mats) and with an iron set just below "Wool" (hot, but not too hot, my iron), I ironed the creases thoroughly - working that iron in/around the crease. I then threw the mat onto the floor (having cleaned the floor beforehand). The mat was 'upside down' with the backing facing up and I stretched out the creases, like smoothing out a wrinkle (did that a couple times before I said 'Done'). I left the mat to dry overnight from the water bottle spray. No creases the next day. Did not have to iron again.
2) Protective Backing - I can not really address this problem. I just didn't have it, that backing sheet problem. My Protective Sheeting peeled off in a large, single sheet (both times). But I can see how it might be a problem to remove because the mat backing is very non-slip/tacky and it may not release the sheeting consistently.
3) Mat Backing Tacky - I have Vinyl Tile flooring. It was a serious wake-up call getting this mat into position. If the back of the mat touched the tile flooring, the mat back glommed onto the tile and wouldn't let go. Tugging it into position? Nope - super non-slip. It's a big mat. It wants to touch down somewhere (I blame Gravity) and wrestling it into position has probably prepared me for stardom in the WWE.

I have ahome office with laminate flooring and after 2-3 years of working from home I am starting to notice very small scratches in the flooring from my desk chair rollers. Nothing major, very small, but figured I needed to do something about it. This rug was the perfect solution. It big enough to allow me to roll front to back, side to side without worrying about rolling off the mat. Its thin and super easy to roll over so no need to do that little butt scoot sometimes needed in rolling chairs when they stick.
It does slowly move over the week as I am working and rolling on it, so Ive been considering putting maybe some two sided tape to help keep it in place, but we're talking 3-4 inches side to side so when I get up to get out of the chair I can easily move the mat with my foot and put it back in place.
Definitely worth the price and would recommend to anyone needing something for their home office.