Yes4All EVA Interlocking Mats, Puzzle Floor Tiles, Foam Floor Padding with Border for Furniture, Home Space, Living Room, Garage 11,22,32 SQFT

I wasn't expecting much so I'm delighted with these. They are for my 8 year old to build her Lego on. She insists on the floor and the mat let's her build without hurting her knees or losing pieces. It also looks great. It was easy to assemble and once you realize how the pattern goes, the edge pieces fit fine. It wipes down quickly and my robot vacuum ignores it.

I am impressed at how well these squares have held up to dampness!

The step-in closer aka laundry room just had a concrete floor. Cut these to fit the space and go around the feet of the washer and dryer.Looks good, comfy on my feet, makes the space seem cleaner and super affordable.

thin, cheap, does not cover a large area, comes in pieces

A little on thin and flimsy side

I use these to put my dumbells on my wood floors. Works great, is durable, and looks good.

Love these so much they are not the regular foam and are way more dense and durable!! Perfect for my baby photography !!

My wife and I recently welcomed a new puppy to our home. We have a sort of doggie play pen that encloses about 3' by 5'. Our pup hangs in here while we're moving around the house until he's fully potty trained and after teething when he can be trusted. The idea in purchasing this mat was to have something under him to protect the wood floor and provide a softer surface with better traction while he's little. I bought the wood finish mat to match closely to our wood floors and I'll admit that it looks better than expected. If you take your time and connect the pieces so that the wood grain on the mat lines up with the grain in your floor, it blends in quite well. We put pup in the play pen and observed. The surface was too slick and he was sliding around on it worse than on the hardwood floors! Then we tried flipping it over and using the bottom, which worked better. The trouble is that these mats are made out of something more akin to foam than to rubber, so they are not that tough. If the pup could get the playpen off the edge to get to the edge of the mat, he thoroughly enjoyed pulling the puzzle apart with vigor. It's also tricky to clean if he pees in there, because the puzzle seems are not tight enough to be sealed for liquids. In the end, I went to Home Depot and purchased a 4x6 indoor/outdoor rubber mat for about $25. We left it outside for a day to off-gas and now pup is happy as a clam with a softer yet more durable and waterproof pad. For what it's worth...