
1.5 mm or 2 mm
1.5 mm or 2 mm - which thickness to choose
A concrete comparison of two thicknesses to order the right one right away.

- 1.5 mm gloss - more flexible, less visible
- 2.0 mm gloss - stiffer, holds its shape better
- The same price per m² regardless of shape
How much is it
The price increases with thickness, but not much.

1.5 mm gloss
From €39.00/m² - universal thickness, for everyday use.

2.0 mm gloss
From €43.00/m² - additional fee for greater stiffness and resistance.

1.5 mm matt (anti-glare)
Same price as 1.5 mm gloss, matte finish.
Which actually changes the thickness
The difference isn't cosmetic - it affects how the mat drapes and behaves on a daily basis.
011.5 mm gloss is more flexible - it is easier to roll up for storage and is less noticeable on the counter.
022.0 mm gloss is stiffer and holds a flat shape better - it works well on intensively used countertops, where the mat is often moved or cleaned.
03Both thicknesses protect against spills and scratches. They differ in stiffness; Always use a heat-resistant pad under hot pots and pans.

Specific recommendation for your situation
Six common situations and the thickness that works in them.
Everyday use countertop
1.5 mm gloss is enough - light and easy to hold.
Square, small top
With a small surface area, the difference in stiffness is less important.
Wooden, delicate countertop
1.5 mm gloss lies close to the surface and is less conspicuous.
You want as little visible mat as possible
The thinner thickness is less noticeable on the side of the countertop.
The mat is moved and cleaned frequently
2.0 mm gloss is more resistant to frequent removal and wiping.
A large, round table
The larger surface area benefits from stiffness 2.0 mm gloss.






