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​First impressions matter, and one of the most overlooked yet essential details in any building is the Entrance Floor Mat. Whether it is an office, retail store, hotel, or even a private residence, the right mat does more than just welcome guests—it protects your flooring, ensures safety, enhances cleanliness, and even elevates the aesthetic appeal of your environment.

​If used correctly, mouse pads with wrist rests can indeed alleviate wrist fatigue to a certain extent, which depends on the design of the mouse pad and usage habits.

Matching of foot pad materials: Soft cloth mouse pads should be paired with Teflon foot pads (low friction), while hard mouse pads made of plastic/metal should be paired with rubber foot pads. This prevents hard mouse pads from wearing out soft foot pads and hard foot pads from scraping lint off soft mouse pads.

The reason why mouse pads of different materials affect the sensitivity and positioning accuracy of the mouse mainly lies in that the mouse sensor (whether optical or laser) needs to "identify" the surface texture, reflectivity, friction, etc. of the mouse pad. The physical properties of materials with different surface textures will affect the "recognition rate" of the mouse sensor.

​Large mouse pads are suitable for scenarios requiring extensive mouse movement on the desktop.

​You can use floor mat-specific fixing tools such as double-sided tape, anti-slip fixing stickers, or wide tape. Stick them on the parts where the floor mat attaches to the ground to increase adhesion and reduce curling and warping at the edges.