We Sell Mats – ½ Inch Thickness Multipurpose EVA Foam Floor Tiles – Interlocking Floor Mat for Indoor Gym, Playroom, and Home Use

Outstanding quality, I set these up a few months ago and just now reviewing. These are holding up perfect, easy to clean (vacuum or wipe down), super portable and easy to assemble. They make working out a lot safer too. Great value for the money. Don't do "horse mats" as they have so many unhealthy toxins that emit and working out you don't want to breath that garbage in. Get these, well worth it, no odor, safe for lungs and no headaches like horse

[this review is for the 1/2" Multipurpose EVA Floor Tiles in Hunter Green] I had never ordered interlocking floor tiles like this before, but these were about as good as I could have imagined. They're soft enough that I can lay on them pretty comfortably with hard cold basement tile underneath them, but hard enough that the metal weights make very little sound when I move them around. They have no smell, so my fat dog only briefly considered trying to eat one after licking it once and concluding it wasn't delicious or stinky. Also have noticed that they're pretty damn resilient. The denting in one of my pictures is from when I dropped the large metal piece in another picture; honestly I did a pretty bad job and dropped a lot of stuff, which I assumed would cause damage or rip some of them. But as you can see there's just a little indentation even from that substantial drop of a heavy, somewhat sharp metal part. Definitely exceeded my expectations. They weigh very little. I can vacuum them like carpet without any special attachments or settings because the brush doesn't hurt them, and I mop them sometimes with a little Swiffer mop. I feel like a normal mop, like one with a bucket of water on the side, would be a bad idea because they would absorb enough water to take forever to dry. As long as there's only a little water on the surface, they seem to absorb or so little that they dry in like an hour or two. That or they don't absorb any, but I have no way to know. They're a little more expensive than I'd like but they're worth it. Plus you get a lot of higher quality colors instead of the normal gray black sadness colors on most mats. I bought the 100 sqft (25 tiles) pack for $139.99, and as you can see it's enough for a squat rack and then something else on the side. To clarify, 1/2" of foam is NOT enough to protect tile from dropped weights; I bought this thickness intending never to do any drop sets and never to put any weights on the ground in general. If I want to do deadlifts, I'd get a small square of thicker foam + a sheet of plywood, and put it next to this green foam. Also, there are 1/4” thick, 6"x6" solid-rubber pads under the squat rack posts, and you should look up why that's important if you're putting a squat rack on tile because it is very important.

Love these mats! I got them to set up a stretching/weight lifting/yoga/resting area on the floor because the bed is too squishy and the floor alone is too hard and yoga mats are too narrow. These are the perfect size in a 2x3 pattern for one person to do all those things. It has just enough give to be comfortable but also still firm enough to be supportive and not sag or shift. Also, there’s no smell, easy to clean, smooth to the touch without being slippery, and the color (i got the green) is beautiful!

I bought this for working out, doing HIIT classes at home. The thickness is good, about 2-1/2 times thicker than the "typical" workout pad I had been using, see photo. However, the foam is a little more rigid, so my sneakers can slip a little when doing stuff like mountain climbers. The mat went together pretty easy. Each square comes with two edge pieces attached, one a straight edge and the other a corner edge. For larger installations like mine, you'll end up with a lot of edges left over. Tip: for the squares that you'll use on the outside of your installation, leave the edges on, as opposed to removing them all and adding the edges back on at the end. The reason for this is the edges that are pre-attached fit perfectly, whereas if you take them off and put them back on, you can see the borders. No big deal, but it looks better that way. I've done a few workouts on the mat and like it. The pieces stay together fine, even doing mountain climbers and other exercises that pull in opposite directions. I had bought duct tape to tape the seams on the back, but don't think I'll need it. Overall, I recommend this for working out. Would also be good for a kid's play area, or for standing on while working, like working near a kitchen counter for hours.

Love these! They’re thick enough for my newborn to play on came with 6 pieces.

Great and thick

We LOVE these mats and have used them for 4 years now. We use them in our kids playroom as well as in our gym. They are the perfect size and so durable! We have a dog that walks on them too and they have never become ruined from his nails or anything either. They have always arrived in perfect condition with zero strong smells to them. This especially has protected my young girls in their young years of frequent falls etc when learning to crawl and walk. They are perfect for our gym space too in that they provide the perfect amount of cushion and slip resistance when doing our workouts. I love that I can easily wipe them down and sanitize them too.

These things are great! I have them in my kitchen, the garage, sewing room(s) and my garden! Love all the color choices. I have a bad back, and it's better if I do everything standing up. My boss even has these behind the register counter in the store I work at - he's got foot and back problems too. Very easy to clean. They're a little unwieldy when you've basically built long skinny path-like mats out of them instead of covering the whole floor in a big mat and putting exercise equipment on - but duct tape on the seams on the underside works real good to hold them together. I just shake 'em off, maybe give 'em a quick runover with the vacuum if there's any cat hair stuck in the un-edge-finished pieces, and mop them with the same big rope mop I use on the tile floors. Then I leave 'em leaning against the wall for a little bit while they dry. Many cats LOVE scratching the crap out of these things. They like the texture and the popping sound they can make with their claws. Those are the ones that wind up in the garage or in the garden. They're good for kneeling/sitting on, especially when I'm doing a lot of weeding. I can sit right on top of ant piles and they can't crawl up and bite me so easily. They're also good for "temporary" walkways and can be pinned down easily with landscaping fabric stakes. My garden is always changing and expanding, and old foam mats are a LOT easier to move than cement pavers.

It is not half inch thick. Maximum 1/4 inch thick Either description is wrong or seller doesn’t know measurement Useless product

It is not durable, Chairs and tables leave pressure marks on it, Colours are not same on each tiles so floor looks not good, Quality is poor for some tiles in the pack of 25tiles.

The product seemed a little less thicker and less firm than expected. Does the job of reducing a little bit of noise on impact but wonder if could last long.

Please do not buy. I made the mistake of buying early and opened the packages only now to use. Very Low quality and 25% mats are defective with holes and the cut outs are not standard to fitting not easy for some and others have gaps.

The product quality was very bad