Would it work for a desk chair mat over carpet?
795376
No because the plastic is so thin the wrinkles never fall out. You would constantly trip over the folds in the plastic
795377
No, it is soft plastic. I don't believe you would be able to roll an office chair around on it!
102498
My mat is under my elliptical and the flooring is carpet. The mat is heavy duty and very firm. I believe it would wear very well, lie flat and work well under a desk. Since I don't have laminate or wood flooring under it I don't know if the mat would put marks on hard surfaces.
1376619
It will work on carpet, just remember the product is way smaller than pictured, though.
119674
Yes. I have it on industrial carpet. Works great. It is pretty thick so a chair does not roll over it well. But that ok because I'm standing on it.
871212
Probably not well. The top of my desk is glass and I did try it -- it needed more friction as the roller couldn't grip. As for carpet, shorter types might work, but I'd stay away from longer versions.
1775217
I don't see why it doesn't. It's basically a semi-transparent vinyl mat under a chair.
1837289
The mat is pretty sturdy. I would assume it will work on pretty much any surface. I'm using it on a thick pile carpet.
1636785
I don't see why not as long as you remove the rubber spikes on the base which help make it more stable on carpeting. I certainly would try it if I felt I needed more stability...D.F.
1832556
HI....I don't see why it wouldn't work on carpet. It will stay stationary wherever you put it. Hope this helps.
187519
I think it would...I use it to cover the top of the couch to keep my dog from jumping off of it. It is a bit slick on the bottom so it can slide around some, but it's really easy to position. I suppose if I was really worried about movement of the Scat Mat I would either put something on it to keep it from sliding around (tape? Velcro?) because I'm not sure how much it would move around if on an outside surface/in the wind.
961510
It would depend on how thick your carpet is & how much you weigh. It is very sturdy.
810628
It should work that way but you should put some kind of pad under it to keep from picking up vibrations from the desk.
1720528
I'm not sure it would work. The main issue I see is that it may not stick well to the back of the mat. They are inexpensive so it might be with the try.
594158
I have a standing desk and use a drafting chair from time to time, and the mat has worked fine. I can't speak from experience as to whether it would work for a rolling desk chair, but I would assume based on how it's handled my chair that it would be fine. If you're looking, though, to protect your floor from scrape marks from the rolling chair, this mat might not be big enough. You could probably just put a large, thin plastic mat on the bottom & then this mat, if that's your goal.
2122986
it's designed for light duty, for small area of carpet, it works fine, but I would not recommend this for carpet.
1332886
yes if it's a low pile (indoor, outdoor type) carpet as I wouldn't advise it on a shag or any bushy type...I sit mine on top of an old kitchen countertop mat that's metal on the top and cardboard on the bottom...that works fine.
765184
I use it on a rug and it works great. I would imagine it would work but hard to say for sure if you have very plush carpet.