ExactMats New All-In-One Product and Service Solves an Age-Old, Time-Consuming Problem

HOUSTON - May 14, 2018 - PRLog -- Top companies have always competed to address the most common of consumer needs, but sometimes even the most obvious opportunity can go unmet for decades. Consider the annoying "bang" made when cabinet doors and drawers close. Then came the soft-close hinge; problem solved.

Now, one company has created an all-in-one solution that addresses other equally obvious shortfalls related to home and office décor. Greater peace of mind, improved aesthetics and cleanliness are three of them. This beautiful and simple solution helps busy consumers protect their cabinetry, furniture, and contents in far less time than ever before, and without the work.

Today, Houston-based ExactMats^® announced it's Home & Office solution; a new approach to protecting cabinet and furniture surfaces with a fresh innovation that is resonating with consumers and designers alike. It starts with a new kind of flexible, see-through liner material that resembles glass. The product is then used to create finished liners and mats which hit the bulls-eye on virtually every related consumer concern. The result is as close to perfect as it gets.

The high-finish appeal of ExactMats^® Home & Office enhances cabinetry design, gives precious time back to consumers, and provides partner companies with a new way to bolster consumer trust, profitably. The majority of consumers do use some form of liner (Houzz Poll), but many are not happy having to do the work or are less than satisfied with result. ExactMats neutralizes those and other concerns.

ExactMats^® first made its name in 1997 when it created the first, see-through, precise-fitting automotive floor mat. The company was led to the home and office market by their own customers who began requesting to buy their material for other protective uses.

"We started to receive requests to create custom-made shelf and drawer liners," says Ken Olan, co-founder of the company. "Before we knew it, we'd crafted a new product by formulating an FDA-compliant material that lays down flat using only gravity. Next thing we knew we were safeguarding everything from tables to credenzas."

Each product is cut-to-size and ready to install the moment it arrives. And unlike other liners, this product doesn't hide the underlying wood. Instead, it enhances the look.

"Our primary goal was to give consumers back their time, while providing a superior looking result," said co-founder Buddy Cox. "When we took the prototype product out to show industry professionals, they immediately understood the potential. In fact," Cox proudly adds, "we watched with appreciation as CEOs' generously offered us even more ways they could see the product, and our process, used."

"It's not just about safeguarding from damage," added Olan. "We learned that 23% of consumers line cabinetry just to dampen sound. Of the minority who don't use liners, the reason wasn't that they didn't want something lining could offer. Instead, the top issues are the work, a good fit, and wanting to see the wood. So we solved for all of those needs and more."

Olan and Cox, dedicated to the entire customer experience, also created an ordering system that puts the customer in control of every desired detail, including size, shape, (CAD friendly) and texture. The company even labels exactly where each product belongs, so installation is fast. (See how at www.exactmats.com)

"We're now seeing designers who offer our product to their clients as a standard," Cox adds. It's clearly an exciting time for us."

ExactMats^®, Inc. is based in Houston, Texas. The company specializes in innovating better ways to safeguard a diverse array of common surfaces from damage to wear and tear, preserving the original, intended look.  It places the customer experience, and creating products that add value to people's lives, at the core of its mission.

For additional information about the company or its products, please contact Ken Olan at (713) 623-1204 or email ken.olan@exactmats.com.