Plastic Sheets Frosted Clear Color PC Chair Mat for Protecting Floor

Plastic Sheets Frosted Clear Color PC Chair Mat for Protecting Floor System 1

Plastic Sheets Frosted Clear Color PC Chair Mat for Protecting Floor System 2

Plastic Sheets Frosted Clear Color PC Chair Mat for Protecting Floor System 3

Plastic Sheets Frosted Clear Color PC Chair Mat for Protecting Floor

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Loading Port:: Ningbo

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 2 m.t

Supply Capability:: 800 m.t/month

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Specifications

unbreakable PC for high impact strength
Slip resistant
Ideal for allergy sufferers
Suitable for use above floor heating

Detailed Product Description

Polycarbonate officce chair mat,Office Floor Protected Pad

unbreakable PC for high impact strength
Slip resistant
Ideal for allergy sufferers
Suitable for use above floor heating

Thickness:1.5mm-3mm

1)The safer,extremely durbale,and more enviromental alternative to traditional PC general office and chair mats.

2)No cracking,no curling,no yellowing,no smelling

3)Clear and very durable-due to its hardwearing capabilities,this high quality plastic is used in the air craft industry and in the manufacturer of bullet-proof glass

4)High clarit and impact resistance-virtually unbreakable

5)Environmentally safe,odourless and completely free of any toxic chemicals

6)Easy to clean-simply wash with soap and water

7)Fure resistance-in accordance with 4102/B1(resistant to burning cigarettes),polycarbonate fulfils fire related insurance regulations

8)Very engonomic-minimal gliding resistance for chairs with casters

9)Compatible with floor hearing systems

10)Negligible gas emissions make our mats ideal for people who suffer from allergies

11)Safely health features make polycarbonate a recommended material for use in the vicinity of children

12)Rectangular

Item	thickness	size	shape	Corner type	color
1	1.5mm-3mm	1200mm*750mm	Rectangular no lip	Round	frosted clear
2		1200mm*900mm
3		1220mm*1350mm
4		1220mm*1250mm
5		1220mm*2000mm
6		1220mm*3000mm
7		1250mm*1000mm
8		1520mm*2000mm

Frosted clear color PC Chair Mat for Protect Floor

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Frosted clear color PC Chair Mat for Protect Floor

Q: I need to find some sort of plastic that isnt crazy expensive but strong enough to have people stand on and be able to see threw. Kind of like a bridge, thats transparent.: Heavy Duty Plexiglass

Q: Can plastic sheets be used for aquariums?: Yes, plastic sheets can be used for aquariums. However, it is important to ensure that the plastic used is safe for aquatic environments and does not release any harmful substances into the water. Acrylic and polycarbonate are commonly used plastic materials that are suitable for aquariums due to their strength, transparency, and resistance to water.

Q: Are plastic sheets resistant to staining from cleaning agents?: Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to staining from cleaning agents.

Q: I did some repair work under my trailer, and had to slit open my plastic to get to it. Now I have replaced the insulation, but I need to put the plastic back together. The slit is big enought that I need to put another piece of plastic over the hole. I only have wood available on one side. On that side, I can use my hand stapler and staple it into the wood. Then one side has a metal edge. And the other two sides I just need to connect it to the existing plastic. The staples will just fall out if I put them from plastic to plastic. How do I this this correctly?: In the area where the plastic overlaps, dig a hole so you can hold a piece of wood in place while you staple the plastic patch on. Then, fill in the hole. Finally, use duct tape on the edges to create a seal and to prevent the staples from rusting. If you are on concrete and can't dig a hole, build an L bracket out of wood - a triangle may work even better. Put it in place behind the existing plastic and weight it down with a sandbag so it stays in place while you carefully staple the patch piece into the upright portion. Finish with tape.

Q: Are plastic sheets resistant to bending under weight?: Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to bending under weight. However, the degree of resistance may vary depending on the thickness and type of plastic used.

Q: I had a pilonidal cyst removed from my natal cleft (aka butt crack) last Tuesday, and to reduce the risk of infection, the surgeon used surgical glue to close the wound's exterior, and a sheet of super-sticky surgical plastic to keep my cheeks together and provide another layer of protection from infection.Well, it started peeling up a bit at the top and bottom and letting some air get to the would, so I peeled off a little bit and trimmed it off (with help, lol). I went as far as I dared to, but I just hit a part where it hurt. I'm concerned about infection getting to the spots where air had already made it in, but I also don't want to open the wound.I don't have an appointment with my surgeon until Thursday- do you think it would be okay to wait for him to remove it, or should I just use some Vaseline to take the rest of it off now?: Put some antibiotic ointment on it (neosporin etc). That will not only kill any bacteria that might be trying to get into the wound, but it will also loosen the stickiness of the tape, so that it comes off easily on its own without further injury. Put the ointment, then leave it alone until the doc sees it.

Q: Are plastic sheets resistant to yellowing?: Yes, plastic sheets are generally resistant to yellowing. However, the extent of their resistance can vary depending on the type and quality of the plastic material used.

Q: What's glued to the plastic buckle?. Which glue does the wallpaper glue onto the plastic gusset plate?: You can use acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive (adhesive), brush evenly on the buckle or wallpaper, drying, curing, and then wallpaper and buckle together.

Q: I have a house in an area (southern Ontario) that is subject to wind-storms. I want to enclose my side porch in plastic so that I can smoke there - I just had a baby and can't smoke inside anymore. I put up 5 mm plastic with staples and strapping wood held up with finishing nails, but in the first wind-storm most of it came down. Would tarps work better? I can't afford to do it in properly with lattice and plywood right now, although that is my ultimate goal. Also I am alone here with my baby, my husband is a long-hauler and I need to be able to do this myself. I can operate a nail gun, a skil-saw, a staplegun. Please advise!: Try using the metal disks that roofers use to help hold shingles in place. This will spread the force around a larger area, instead of concentrating it right around the staple or nail. I don't know what they're called, but I suspect you can go to Home Depot or a similar home-improvement store and find them.