Multipurpose Foam Tiles

I recently purchased this interlocking mats for my home gym, and I’m really impressed. The mat is durable and provides excellent cushioning for high-impact workouts like HIIT and weightlifting. The interlocking design makes installation a breeze – it took me less than 10 minutes to cover my entire workout area. They fit together tightly, so I don’t have to worry about them separating during use. The non-slip surface is perfect for keeping equipment stable, and it’s easy to clean as well. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in noise, which is great for workouts involving a lot of jumping. Plus, the mats are versatile – I’ve even used them for yoga, and they provide great support for my joints. Overall, these mats offer great value for the price. I highly recommend them for anyone looking to build a home gym or add some extra padding to their workout space!

Highly Recomended! I first purchased these floor mats in 2020 and I am now buying more to expand the area. They helped me transform 2/3rds of my garage into a bonus room. I chose these for the reviews, colors, and flexability of use. After having a wall put in to section off my garage, I used these mats on the cold, stained, hard cement floor and they worked like magic. Even in the winter the mats create a floor surface that is much warmer and comfortable to walk on. Additionally they help by providing a insulating barrier, so in the winter the room stays warmer. When it is warm in the summer the mats also stay a comfortable temperature and haven't become hot. I used some double sided tape for mats to secure some of the pieces to the ground along some of the edges where they connect together. This was very helpful in heavy walking areas or in places where furnature is moved around. The tape also helps prevent the mats from lifting up. I remove it with a putty knife. I reciently had a very heavy cabnit full of clothes moved across the foam squares and dispite the foam getting caught on it's bottom corner and moving out of shape, it survived without any damage. These are real knee savers too! Much more comfortable to kneel and crawl around on, even compared to carpet. They also clean up very easily with the vaccume, broom, mop, or a damp rag. The vaccume did not damage them on carpet mode and the dirt stays on the surface.I ended up using these under some low pile rugs as well, to define the areas and decorate. My garage refridgerator/freezer was on the cement floor and leaked, sending water under the edge of the matts. I noticed when I stepped on the edge, but the water did not soak into the foam It was easy to pull apart the mats to dry the floor. I have spilled liquids directly onto the places where the mats link together and no water liquid leaked onto the floor below, even when walked on. WOW, this is great stuff!

This review is for We Sell Mats 3/8 Inch Thick Multipurpose Exercise Floor Mat, Sky Blue, 25 tiles. This is perhaps a non-standard use of this product. We have an aging German Shepherd who is losing use of his hind legs and was freaking out because he was slipping when trying to walk on our ceramic floor tiles. At first we laid down a series of small floor mats and yoga mats; this was ok for the dog, but not so good for human members of the household who started tripping over uneven edges. So, we decided to try these interlocking foam mats and create a textured pathway that would work for both canines and humans. We (all species involved) were so pleased with the outcome that we immediately purchased a second batch of the same with which we extended the pathways so as to interconnect all areas of regular canine traffic. A few things to note: * Each mat is an identical square with jigsaw-puzzle type edges which interlock. They fit together well when lined up edge to edge in precise, regular squares and rectangles. * The two sets we purchased were of the same color and interlocked well with each other. * Time will tell, but for now, the product appears to be well made and should stand up to regular traffic. * The surface is easy to clean. * The surface stays flat and inter-connected; we have no issues with segments lifting or separating from each other. * The system can fit into an irregular space by cutting sections of mat with a sharp knife or scissors. * The edge strips come in two different, matching shapes (a left and a right) which are combined to form a continuous straight edge and a good outside corner. They do not combine to form a good inside corner (such as with an L-shape); but this is easily resolved by snipping off a small overlapping edge with scissors. * There is not a precise fit if you make a branch which is not aligned center to center of the mats. Again, a few snips with scissors can remedy this.

Over the past two years we've owned a total of 7 mats I think at this point from four different brands. So I think it's safe to say I've had more than my share of experience when it comes to foam mats. These have a good color variety, but that's about it. These mats are almost identical to another set we have by a brand called Norsk, with the following differences: * Norks Mats are much cheaper (we got ours in 6pks from Kmart a while ago, no longer available there, but they are sold in 4pks directly from Norsk for $16; free shipping if you buy 2 or more; so you'd get 8 pieces for just $2 more than this set) * The Norsk mats are slightly thicker - just barely (described as being 1/2" thick, but are just under that really - but still thicker than these, which are described as being 3/8" - I've laid them down next to each other to check this). * The Norsk Mats only include 4 colors (red, green, yellow, blue); I admit - I much prefer the color variety of these mats, but not enough to justify the price difference. Here's the Norsk Mats on Amazon - but if you go to their website you'll see they're sold for just under $16 - but with free shipping (when buying 2+): Norsk-Stor 240147 Solid Color Recyclamat Multi-Purpose Foam Flooring, Multi-Color, 4-Piece The best mats we own are the ones by Edushape. They're definitely also the priciest we've owned, but well worth it. We own two of them (well - technically three - but 2 different types) - 2 of these: Edushape Edu-Tiles 25 Piece Solid Play Mat with Edges & Corners (which were price slightly lower than they are now when we bought them - $18/piece) and after getting these we decided to also get their alphabet mat: Edushape Edu-Tiles 36 Piece 6x6ft Play Mat, Letters & Numbers Set . Both of these are well worth the money if your budget allows for that. They're significantly thicker than any other mat we've ever owned - which makes a HUGE difference when it comes to the alphabet set - or any set that involves removable pieces. The thinner ones do not stay together - they will fall apart just from you walking on them. That's not a problem with this mat - the only reason the letters come out is because my son has taken them out. And the last brand we've tried is the tadpoles brand. I suggest avoiding them entirely. We owned two of these mats & had pitched them both within months. They look really cute - have great color schemes - but unless these are not going to be in a high traffic (or high-play) area - they're completely useless. After a few weeks ours would not stay together and my son wasn't even crawling yet - meaning he would sit in one area at a time & they were coming apart just from us walking around on them. The ones we owned (& threw out) were the Tadpoles 36 Sq Ft ABC Floor Mat, Green/Brown and the Tadpoles 16 Piece Squared Playmat Set, Blue/Brown . Both a complete waste of money. Maybe if you're just using this for a visiting grandchild or relative - but otherwise, don't bother with these. So - overall - these mats are OK...the only real complaint I have is the cost since these are comparable to the cheaper alternative I already own. But the colors are great, the set is a big one that covers a good space, and if it weren't for the lower price elsewhere I really wouldn't have anything negative to say about these.

Had to order more! Making a playroom for my cats. They approve thus far and are waiting (im)patiently for me to construct the rest. Love it so far, wish it was a tad thicker but its ok.

[Description] These mats are gray in color, made of a dense foam, and have slight texture for traction. They are probably best used for working out, but may not hold up under the weight of heavy exercise equipment. These may also be used for anti-fatigue purposes but their utilitarian aestetic would be more at home in a laundry/mud room rather than the kitchen. [Quality] I found these mats to be of high-quality dense foam and hold up well after 6 months of use for workouts at home. The only damage has come from my cat's claws when he walks on it but that is to be expected I suppose. These mats have pieces to make a clean edge instead of a jigsaw edge which improve the look of the product. [Utility] I use these mats to cover my hard garage floor to make a nicer space to workout at home. They serve my desired funtion well. [Value] I researched workout mats extensively and decided on these because they were the best price at my time of purchase for a very commonplace product sold with slight variations in color or packaging and price. [Opinion] + Great value + Ease of use + Provides comfort and support + East to clean - Slides around without anti-skid texture placed between the mats and the floor - Vulnerable to puncture from sharp objects

Bought these to use in a kid's playroom. The kids love to lay in it and it really helps soften a hardwood floor. ✅ Pros: - The pieces connect really well. - Thick and durable. - Doesn't move or slip around a lot. - No chemical smells. - Bumpy texture helps provide traction. - Isn't slippery when wet. - Can customize however you like vs. a rug with set dimensions. - Easy to clean. Doesn't discolor when we use Clorox wipes. - If you buy multiple colors, you can mix and match connecting them ❌ Cons: - (just on us) The toddlers like to rip up the side pieces. - The white option is a very cool white, almost a lot blue under certain light situations. See a photo of it next to white furniture. - A bit pricey. A few years ago, I bought a 6 piece mat from Costco at $8 ($1.33 per square) while these were 12 pieces for $27.99 ($2.33 per square). But then again, Costco's were black and these had more color options.

I purchased these because I recently got a walking pad for my standing desk- wanting to protect my white enamel flooring- I was looking for something that would blend in nicely under the walking pad. Finding a white mat/padding proved to be a difficult task, but these looked promising to me. I will caution anyone thinking they’re getting white pads because they are more of a light grey (as you can tell from the image). The quality is excellent at this price point and the shipping was quick- but the color swatch name should not be “white”- it should be light grey.