We Sell Mats 3/8 Inch Thick Interlocking Foam Carpet Tiles, Durable Carpet Squares, Anti-Fatigue Support for Home, Office, or Classroom Use , 24 in x 24 in

Pros:-No slipping around!-Perfect coverage!-No worries with sweating all over it,-No worries about my equipment piercing through!-And if I want to have my hardwood floors back taking apart the mat takes literally seconds.After a month of Physical Therapy with little progress I have to start a home routine; but, the problem with that is my house has hardwood floors which I quickly found out is too painful to exercise on. I tried a yoga mat but the dimensions were too small and it would slip around even with my low impact routine. I have a Wacces Muscle Roller made out of EVA foam so I was familiar with that material and was ecstatic to find that We Sell Mats used that same thick anti-fatigue foam in their mats.The only thing I was worried about was the low-pile carpet surface because...I hate carpet (hence the hardwood floor house!) I wish I had it on camera how relieved I was when I took that first quality tile out, it was like no carpet I had felt before! I didn't know there was a such thing as soft comfortable carpet, the carpet I was use to is course and itchy but after performing a session on my waterproof and puncture resistant interlocking mat I knew I had made the right choice in comfort and durability. This is going to make any further "remodeling" of my floors a breeze with all the different colour and material options and the nearly seamless design. We Sell Mats even has an interlocking hardwood floor product! This was just the perfect purchase for my situation and I'm glad I got to be apart of the We Sell Mats experience.

We bought these for our playroom floor. If I’m honest, the reason I picked these was they were the cheapest way to cover the entire floor, and I didn’t much care for other aspects. As it turns out, these are perfect! They fit together snugly, and are super easy to cut (around heater vents, walls etc) with a sharp pair of kitchen scissors. The colors are vibrant. As some others have noted, there is some slight variation in the color of each tile, but for our purposes, and the pattern we chose it didn’t matter. The foam backing mean that it will be a soft surface for the kids to play on, and I hope make things quieter in our guest bedroom below. The carpet warms things up, and makes it feel a ton nicer than plain foam tiles. The carpet is very thin, which some may not like, but it’s perfect for a playroom as there isn’t too much to absorb the inevitable spills. All in all, it looks great, is easy to install and has all the features I want.

Using the tan color for basement family room area and it worked out great. Easy to cut with sharp blade to make it look like installed wall to wall carpeting. Sure, the carpet isn't completely uniform and some tiles look darker than others but it's soft and warms up the floor. And yes, all of the arrows on the bottom of the carpet are all pointing in the same direction. The kids, ages 5, 9, and 13, love it.

I wish I'd got these mats without carpet glued to the tops. The carpet is just a super thin piece of softness glued to foam puzzle pieces. It comes up from them in certain spots. These pieces are hard to sweep. The vacuum that I have pulls them apart and when I use a regular broom, it wants to cause the "carpet" to peel away from the mats. I hate sweeping the dirt from them. If I'd just purchased regular old foam mats, cleaning would have been much easier. I did my daughter entire room with these and they DID protect her head from many falls. But since it was so hard to clean, I tried to throw covers down over it so the dirt wouldn't get to it as bad. They are easy to cut and easy to fit I to a room perfectly when you have enough. All in all they looked pretty good in the room when I finished, but they were different shades of black/gray. These would be cool in 2 shades and purposely miss matched like a checker board.

We laid down a little over 300 sq ft on our sun porch. My husband laid it in about 6 hours. It's perfect. We considered wood look ceramic tile but decided on soft for our grandchildren to play on.

Better than Furry Foam Carpet Rug Soft Cushion Mats by Matami https://www.amazon.com/dp/B015IK4M6Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_lP2jzbHQ9020WI have a baby and a toddler and needed something to cover a portion of my rental apartment's hardwood floors so they could play. With my first I got a normal carpet, but after a few weeks with a kid learnig to eat and playing, it was disgusting and impossible to clean. Sending it to get clean was more expensive than buying a new one. So I finally threw it out and got carpet tiles that I can wash individually in the tub.Originally, I got the Furry Foam 1x1 tiles, but I needed more and they were out of stock. So I got these. These are so much better that I gave away the Furry Foam ones.Furry Foam are slightly thicker and the carpet is furrier, which seems attractive, but within a day the furriness gets dirty and is hard to clean. The furriness also sheds and in a couple of months started to peel off some pieces. Since they are 1x1 (instead of 2x2), there is more wear at the corners. The thickness is barely noticeable and only because the fur is longer.While these are less furry, they are really soft. I had no concern putting my infant on them. The shorter fur actually helped because it didn't get in the baby's nose and eyes. And there isn't any shedding.The look is more uniform than the Furry Foam ones. I got 72' in tan and they all look identical, so maybe the reviewer that said they differed had an older set? I didn't even pay attention to the arrows.I love the number of edges included. I had more than enough for any configuration. I also cut some tiles and edges to fit certain nooks and they look great.Although the edges fit really well, I added some painters tape underneath the high traffic corners so they don't move over time.Overall, very impressed. I would consider using them instead of carpet even if I didn't have young kids likely to get them dirty.