JSG Accessories® Interlocking Floor Mats -EVA Foam Protective Workout Mats -Non-Slip, Shock-Absorbent Exercise Mats –Durable Puzzle Tiles - Home, Gym, Kids Playroom- 60x60 Set (16 - 192 sq ft, Black)

When the product arrived and I opened it I was not impressed. Most of the tiles were bleached in some way by the sun. I actually questioned the seller as I thought it may have been used but it was not. I used it anyways, sent pictures to the seller for their information. Its simple enough to put together and even discoloured it looked good. Its not 1cm thick maybe half a centimeter?? Within a day of using it, I find myself constantly having to attach it back together as it moves out of place constantly. The tile connections rise and disconnect really easily even with weight on them. All in all, you get what you pay for as they say and in that sense I suppose its okay value. Going to replace it with something more expensive and a bit more robust myself.

I brought these to use as padding under an outdoor swimming pool.The pool is 5m oval ended 3m wide, it sits on a purpose made flat and even concrete foundation, I saw in some shops similar tiles used for this purpose, they were more expensive and half the thinkness.I purchased multiple packs and used these as the sandwich between the concrete base and the pool liner at the floor.They were very easy to lay, interlock and trim to fit the required profile. these have been in situ now for approx. 3 months they are great underfoot and as pressure from water is constant perfectly secure and as pressure is irregular and inconsistent there are no indents.Where the ladder sits inside the pool I have increased the feet contact points padding with normal pipe insulation foam and just move the feet position occasionally. All in all very pleased with job and function, and a better base than any of my friends pools, where some have used sand and are very disappointed with unevenness and rippling especially during use. Hope this helps in the environment describe above.

I've used these for my gym flooring but I've had to double them up because they are so soft. They mark and rip very easily and leave indentations in anything you put on top of them. Not really sure why people are giving them good reviews perhaps they are using them for something other than gym flooring or lifting really light weights but if it’s for a gym I would look for something else.

I know these are meant to be for the gym or what ever but we bought them to go down in my sons bedroom, and they are perfect! they are so comfortable to walk on and to lay on! You can always find my son laying across the floor reading his books, they are so easy to clean so if you have pets or young children they are amazing! I was worried about putting them down on thte floor but it was so easy, they are easy to cut to fit and i found it did not take as long as i thought it would either!I would say though it would be a good idea to buy an extra pack and have some spares, as you can rip them etc if you are moving any furniture around or just general wear and tear!

I have received my order today. I found this advert confusing as the picture shows 4 tiles and obviously I must be thick as 4 square feet is 1 tile for £4.95.So even for a tiny person to do yoga on this flimsy dented and badly cut piece of foam would not happen. If you want a mat of 4 feet by 4 feet order 4 pieces. I have agreed to return the item as they have suggested and they have offered a full refund.

Very good quality, thicker than I expected and help to give insulation for my inflatable hot tub. I placed these under the tub before filling it to give extra comfort and insulation. Perfect!

Got several packs of these to kit out my garage as a gym. They are well priced and do the job very well. They are quite thin so don’t expect to be doing any throws on them. For a gym floor for kettle bell, HIIT type work they are really good.

I use this as flooring for my home gym. It’s good enough for general daily use and provides a good none slip surface. They were really easy to install and connect too. How durable they are remains to be seen. I’m deadlifting some serious weight and my thinking is I should probably have gotten a rubber version (these are made from a rubberised first type material). However, for the price I’m not complaining and it was better than a solid concrete floor.