Built for the chair.
Designed for the setup.

Most printed floor mats are office mats with a picture on top. This one starts from the chair: a textile surface made to take caster wheels, an EVA cushioning core, and a rubber base that stays put on hard floors.

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Gaming chair mat

Printed textile surface, EVA core, anti-slip rubber base.

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For sealed hard floors only. Not suitable for carpet.

Specifications

    Five designs, one construction

    Every design is printed on the same wheel-rated surface and comes in all three sizes. Select one to load it into the configurator.

      Exploded view of the mat: printed polyester on top, EVA cushioning in the middle, anti-slip rubber underneath, joined by a stitched edge Anti-slip rubberGrips sealed hard floors EVA cushioningSpreads the load of each wheel Printed polyesterSublimation print, wheel-rated Stitched perimeter edge

      Three layers, one stitched edge

      Each layer does one job. Together they come to about 4-5 mm: thin enough for the chair to roll freely, thick enough to spread the weight on each wheel before it reaches your floor.

      Printed polyester surface
      A tightly woven technical textile, sublimation printed so the ink sits in the fiber rather than on top. Casters roll over the weave instead of grinding a coating away.
      EVA cushioning
      A closed-cell foam core that absorbs point pressure from each wheel and softens the effect of grit trapped underneath.
      Anti-slip rubber
      A textured rubber base that grips sealed hard floors, so the mat stays where you put it when you push back from the desk.
      Stitched perimeter
      Industrial binding around the whole edge keeps the layers together and stops the textile fraying where wheels roll off.

      What it does on the floor

      • Protects floors from caster wear

        Wheels roll on the mat, not the floor, so lacquer and laminate stay free of the dull tracks chairs leave behind.

      • Stable anti-slip backing

        The rubber base grips without adhesive and lifts off cleanly when you move the setup.

      • Detailed permanent print

        Sublimation dyes the fiber itself, so the design does not crack, peel or rub off at the edges.

      • Comfortable wheel movement

        A firm, low-pile surface lets the chair roll and turn without the drag of a rug.

      • Easy spot cleaning

        The water-resistant top means most spills wipe off with a damp cloth.

      • Rollable for shipping

        Arrives rolled in a compact box and relaxes flat on the floor.

      Choose the size by the desk

      All three are drawn at the same scale, under a 160 cm desk and a typical 70 cm gaming chair base. The back edge of the mat tucks under the desk.

        Questions

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        Does it work on carpet?

        No. It is built for sealed hard floors. On carpet the rubber base cannot grip, and the mat will flex and creep under the wheels. For carpet you need a rigid mat with a gripper underside.

        Will chair wheels damage the print?

        Not in normal use. The print is dyed into the polyester fiber, so there is no surface layer for wheels to scrape off. As with any textile, years of daily rolling will slowly flatten the weave where you roll most, but the design stays.

        How do I clean it?

        Vacuum it, or wipe it with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then let it air dry. Do not use bleach or solvents, and do not machine wash it.

        Does it arrive rolled?

        Yes, rolled with the print facing out, in a compact box. Unroll it print side up on the floor and give it a day or two to relax flat.

        Will the corners lie flat?

        Yes, once it settles. If a corner still lifts after 48 hours, roll that corner the opposite way for a few minutes, or leave something flat and heavy on it overnight.

        Can I use rollerblade-style casters?

        Yes. Larger polyurethane rollerblade wheels work well on it and roll more quietly than standard nylon casters.

        What floors is it suitable for?

        Sealed hardwood, laminate, vinyl and LVT, tile, and sealed or polished concrete. Avoid oiled or waxed floors that have not fully cured. Some vinyl floors can discolor under rubber over time, so check your floor maker's guidance and lift the mat now and then to let the floor breathe.

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