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Protecting laminate floor from PC chair

masterwriter · 2008-05-22 21:32:10

http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/a%2Fbusiness%2FContemporary-Hard-Floor-Chair-Mat-48-x-56-/_13690_Q26_p.htm Would this be OK for laminate floors? I think I may have asked this or similar before but cannot find it and did not know then it would be a laminate as far as I can recall. Thanks

22-05-2008 9:32pm

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masterwriter

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http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/a%2Fbusiness%2FContemporary-Hard-Floor-Chair-Mat-48-x-56-/_13690_Q26_p.htm

Would this be OK for laminate floors? I think I may have asked this or similar before but cannot find it and did not know then it would be a laminate as far as I can recall.

Thanks

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#2 11-06-2008 2:36pm

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Should be fine, we have them at the office (over carpet), they are very robust. If it does not work out Viking will often take stuff back if it did not work out.

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#3 12-06-2008 1:00pm

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Your laminate should be hardy enough to handle the chair without any mat. Otherwise maybe a co-ordinating rug?

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