Yes4All12,24,36 SQ.FT Wood Grain Puzzle Exercise Mat Protective Flooring, EVA Interlocking Foam Floor Tiles with Border for Home

I actually used the wood-look foam tiles to create a surround for our dart board. We typically have a picture hanging on the wall in our bonus room, but take it down and put up a dart board when we have friends over.I figured these tiles would be a good way to have a temporary solution for protecting the walls, since they can go up and down along with the dart board. I just traced the dart board and laser line, then cut it with scissors. I think it turned out pretty well, and the puzzle-piece nature of the tiles allows them to take up minimal storage space when not on the wall, since the four small tiles can be stacked.If you're looking to use them as flooring, just be aware they're quite thin and don't provide a lot of cushion (I used some leftover pieces as a mat for my standing desk). But for my needs, it worked great!

I put this down in our cat apartment under where the litter box is and it works great! It’s been down for over a year now and is holding up well.

I have bought several of these over the past year for use in making the floor of my attic more appealing and clean. They are (maybe obviously) easy to assemble. They do have a 'grain' direction, so to make it look best you have to pay attention to which direction you place each tile. The only thing I don't really like is all the leftover edge pieces. Seems wasteful but maybe it's unavoidable.

The pieces don’t fit appropriately when it comes to the edges- so you will have some overlapping parts which can easily trip people. Only reason I’m not returning them is because it’s very thin and it works well for the area I need it for and it’s not in an accessible area. It’s not sturdy but it will work for me.

These things are about the lowest quality I have ever seen an also not the footage the say it covers

Perfect match to light colored floors

I ordered 3 of the same identical item, however, one of them is not the same, being mirrored compared to the other two. They are supposed to be interlocking floor mats, but one of the three are incompatible, making it impossible to interlock.If you buy more than one, they can end up being completely useless for your floor space.If you do end up with the wrong facing mat, or the mat is completely smooth, just return it and they'll send a new one.

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...