EVA Foam Mat Tiles 4-Pack - 16 SQ FT Interlocking Padding for Playroom or Gym Flooring - Workout Mat or Baby Playmat by Stalwart (Multicolor)

Our kid liked playing with the tiles. They do float well in water, so can be used in a swimming pool with a toddler for swim training (but it's not a floatation or lifesaving device). My kid also loved playing with the edges (the cutouts which are removable), calling them "trains". They seem reasonably durable and the value for money is good.

Let me just say we got these in 2019 they are still holding up and doing great. We've moved and used them under a pool as well now. The colour fades but that's the only "issue". Very easy to clean and EXTREMELY durableSo far great we have them covering our deck so no splinters get in little feet. They have held up to thunderstorms and wind and heavy sun.

The media could not be loaded. July 2019 update: my 5-year-old female Snowshoe died and i got a kitten, also somewhere saw an advertisement for these mats that built them into boxes. so i got a bunch more mats and have boxes in every room, three in the living room and one in all the other rooms. the kitty just loves them. she throws her entire bosy against them.my little female cat has been clawing and biting the same mats for over three years and not one mat has succumbed to abuse but just takes more clawing and more biting. i keep several mats and a cat tree for her in each room. the cat is fierce with her trees and these mats--tries to rip them to pieces--but she has never laid a claw to any furniture. the mats are better for clawing than her cat trees because claws and teeth sink deeply into them, giving her the sense of deeply attacking something, while the foam rubber material has kept closing back in on itself for now three years. every now and then she gets a tiny chunk off of one them. she also likes to bite up the long edge pieces a lot, and similarly chews up both small and large alphabet letters made from the same foam rubber material. but the big mats are the ABSOLUTE BEST for clawing.don't get me wrong. i have used a huge batch of 50 foam rubber mats for many purposes, but the most useful purpose has been for the cat who might otherwise have taken her energies out on my furniture. another cat-related use was to refurbish an old, ratty cat tree that she won't let go of that was bare in places that can't be wrapped, so i put some foam-rubber 'buckles' on those places. they are very tightly attached and will stay in place without any glue or staples, so the old, ratty, loved cat tree doesn't look (quite) so ratty, and she can still claw those spots to pieces. she can bite them, fight them, and they will still just be there. if she does demolish them somehow, they will be easily replaced.if the manufacturer would like to contact me for outside the box marketing ideas for their mats, feel free, as they really are a versatile product that can be useful in many ways.

Young man with a disability needed shower floor protection so his bench does not slide. One mat works perfect.

Got these to go on the floor under my daughter’s indoor kids slide, in case she falls. They seem to be of decent quality and hold together well. The straight edge pieces that go along the outside are a nice touch, although she’s learned these come off and can be used as toys…

I use this for my baby to play it's great soft.

I use them as a scratching post for 2 cats who have claws. This saves my rugs and my furniture. Inconveniently but effective.

We purchased this product to have a play area for our toddler on the hardwood floors so it would be a little bit safer. The description of the thickness seemed a little underwhelming from the product description, but upon receipt of the mats, we were very pleased. Our toddler loves them and we were so happy with the product itself we ordered a second set to make the play area even larger. For a very active child, I definitely feel more comfortable if she falls down on the mats because they provide plenty of padding.