Get Rung Soft Foam Floor Tiles for Gym Interlocking Floor Play Mats for Babies and Toddlers - Yoga Gym Mats for Home Gymnastics and Workout

These tiles worked perfectly in our children’s area. The color is bright and inviting. It made the area lively. They comfortably connected together. It provided comfort and support to feet and ankles. It also gave support in case of accidental falls. Works well.

These are well made and very easy to install . I wouod recommend some area rug gorilla grip stickies because they have a oil on them that does come off but it will make them slightly slippery for a little while. The grips help that and cleaning them off. But all and all they are worth it will buy again .

I'm a small business owner and for the past five years I have run ballet camps for girls in my garage.... the only problem was the floor. Cement is really not fun to stretch on, as it makes your muscles cold, fighting against the whole purpose of warming up, and jumping is absolutely out of the question!I wanted to find some cheap portable dance flooring that I could use for my camps, but everything I found was like $300 for nine square feet! As I had a 12'x16' space, it just wasn't going to work for me.Then, I found this floor. It works perfectly for what I need it for - I just turned it "upside down" so the more foamy part was the top of the floor, instead of the more treadmill type surface, and laid them all out on top of that hard cement! It doesn't work quite as well for more serious dancing - my friends & I were reviewing some of our company choreography on it and sometimes our feet would pull the corners up, or we'd suddenly shift the whole big mat over - but for what I needed it for, it was great. No more aching muscles, no more dangerous jumps - even my little dancers could tell the difference! And the total only came to about $160... including shipping.So, if there's anybody else out there who needs some dance flooring but doesn't want to spend a lot of money on it- this fits the bill perfectly.

PERFECT! We actually ripped out the carpet and replaced it with these in the boys playroom. Simply perfect for that. My husband even commented about how nice it looked in the end. Very good tiles, they bounce back after placing something heavy on them, they feel heavenly underfoot (I truly want them in every room now hahaha), the color is good, and we actually like the way they smell. SO easy to clean and just wonderful for a crawling baby or active pre-teen. Couldn't be happier with the price, quality, color, or how well this project turned out. Wall to wall in my home? I wouldn't complain a bit. I'm going to order some more in a more natural color to make mats for in front of the washer and dryer, sink, etc. They would also be great as bath mats, poolside, or just about anywhere you want a nice soft floor. Oh- and they are tougher than they look. We had to cut some to fit and it took a very sharp utility knife to make a clean cut. Excellent. Would definitely order again from this company.

These floor tiles arrived as advertised. They are nice, work fine. However, if you are thinking of adding them to other tiles, don't. They had all the same measurements as other tiles we have but they just don't quite fit together.

I use these in my pop-up Eskimo fish house for flooring, they're great, my house is Insulated But there's no floor, so I use these for my floor. Many fishermen in Mn. use these but nobody markets them for that purpose. That's a hint Rung.

We bought Fitness Gear matting about three years ago from Dick's Sporting Goods. Upgrading our 'home gym' from a corner of the garage to half a bay last month prompted a purchase of more matting from WeSellMats.com (their own brand). The two brands unexpectedly fit together seamlessly: same color, same texture on the surface, same interlocking edge pattern - like they all came from the same place at the same time.Well, the new expansion motivated my husband to purge and organize so he could have a whole bay - meaning he needed more matting. Seeking a less expensive option on the matting, I went with Get Rung's version of the 3/8-inch, gray matting. It's the same thickness, same color, and same surface texture as what we already have, and having purchased two different brands already that fit together, I assumed they all conformed to some standard. I know! I know! One should never assume anything! <Sigh> Get Rung's mats have a very different interlocking edge pattern and they don't mesh with the other two brands. And because of shipping costs, the fact that Get Rung won't accept the return of the opened package (and how can you know they don't interlock if you don't open one of the packages and try? - so of the three packages purchased, I'd only be able to return two), and the 5% restock fee they charge for returns, sending them back isn't cost effective. We'll probably end up setting up the Get Rung mats as a second area separate from the existing one. Not what we wanted, but not unworkable.In and of themselves, the mats seem alright - not as heavy at the other two brands, but then... I went for cheaper, didn't I? However, if any potential customers are looking to expand an existing set-up and DO require a seamless interlocking grid, please be aware that Get Rung's mats may not mesh with their current mats.

After the carpet I put in got ruined by the sump quitting I decided to look for something waterproof and easy to handle. These things are great. They make the floor warmer and easier to walk on. Simple to put together and for about 10% of the cost of the carpet I could have done the same space (and more). This pack was large enough to cover the space I wanted and then some, two would have covered half my basement and had extras left over. The pieces go together very easy, and cut to fit around pipes, columns etc. equally as well (just need a scissors or box cutter). They have held up to the kids rough housing and look very nice. I bought the tan since it closely matched the carpet that was there before. I may get more for the basement if I decide to finish the rest. Only drawback may be moving furniture on top of it. Since it is basically rubber pad you have to "walk" the furniture into place. Other than that great item.