Protect desks and other surfaces from scratches, writing marks, and stains.

Cardboard pads are topped with tear-off paper sheets, so you can scribble notes and keep track of appointments, then move to the next sheet when you’re done. Hang them in your space with the mounting holes.

Plastic and rubber desk pads have a nonskid base to keep them from sliding. They have stain-resistant surfaces, which you can wipe clean with a damp cloth. Tuck schedules, charts, and other documents under PVC pads so they’re easy to view, but protected from spills and rips. The matte surface reduces glare, which can cause eye strain. They’re not for use on surfaces with lacquer, acrylic, or urethane finishes. Rubber sheets have a black base with a clear plastic cover. Lift up the cover to slide documents underneath. Vinyl pads are self-healing, so scrapes, dents, and writing marks don’t linger on the surface.

These sorbents have a coated underside to protect work surfaces from stains and harsh chemicals.

Polypropylene sorbents are wider than paper sorbents and have greater spill capacities. Use them to seamlessly cover and protect surfaces. They’re commonly used in dentist offices and other healthcare settings.

Use rolls to protect large surfaces; trim them to the length that you need.

Place either side of these mats against your work surface. They control static electricity on work surfaces by transferring the static charges from the top of the surface to the ground.