This is a very nice sized anti-fatigue mat. It is thick enough to prevent feeling a solid surface like concrete or similar that you may be standing on. This mat does come with a warranty included.
To start with the mat measures roughly 2 feet by 3 feet and 3/4 of an inch thick. The mat is made from polyurethane which makes it non toxic as well. The mat weights in at about 4 pounds making it very easy to move around as you need too.
If you have ever been in an work environment that you have to stand for long periods of time you probably have some experience with these types of mats. You can usually locate one of these at the register of Wal-mart where the clerk is standing to help prevent fatigue and soreness from standing long periods of time. These mats being very light weight makes it super simple to transport. I used to work in a kitchen where they have the huge rubber mats that way 75 pounds each. It would have been really nice to have had a mat like this versus those huge mats.
Taking care of these mats is a very simple process as well. These mats only require warm soapy water and a wash cloth to clean them. If you use anything more abrasive then this it could ruin the mat.
Personally I keep my mat by the kitchen sink since that is where I am apt to spend the most time standing in one place. So if you are in need of a anti fatigue mat to help prevent soreness this is a mat you really need to consider. I would like to thank Rohego, LLC and affiliates for sending me this mat to try out and share my opinion.
Can be found at:
https://www.amazon.com/ROHEGO-Premium-Anti-Fatigue-Standing-Kitchen/dp/B01D8TTHN0?ie=UTF8&keywords=comfort%20mat%20desk%20kitchen%20garage%20laundry%20anti-fatigue&m=A1LVK69OFB830W
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