Questions and Answers for Norsk Multicolor 24 in. x 24 in. EVA Foam Solid Color Multi-Purpose Interlocking Tile (20-Tile)

A:  should be OK Nat just be aware of heat makes the tiles expand slightly

A:  Pres thanks for question, Each tile is 2 foot x 2 foot equals 4 sq ft, So 16 tiles x 4 sq ft per tile = 64 sq feet

A:  Each tile comes with 2 pieces of trim attached to tile. Remove all trim from tiles and make your area then put trim on ends. Note you may have to use scissors to trim to fit

A:  Lamb in perfect world no it will not cause mold. Always be careful on putting anything on hardwood floors because if it gets wet underneath color transfer can happen. Always best to put a Rug Stop type product between hardwoods and any foam flooring

A:  I can but does not work well because it is too thick and transitions between rooms does not work well

A:  I am sorry they will not

A:  They stay together very well. Have had them in a playroom for a couple years and they do not come apart.

A:  Yes. I have picked them up and moved them while assembled as one piece and they did not separate. We use them for a kids play area in the back of our meeting space.

A:  Yes they stay together well. The only part that seems to come off when they are roughed around with are the boarders.

A:  I use these mats in early childhood music classes. We do quite a bit of large movement, and the mats very rarely unlock. However, if you are putting them on a garage floor, you might want to consider a thicker mat, because this mat is fairly thin and has a tendency to slide around on hard surfaces. Being thinner, it also won’t wear as well over time as the slightly thicker mats do for the kind of activity you are planning. The most durable and tightest locking mats I have found are the ewonderworld 9/16” interlocking mats. They are worth the extra money if you really want something that will last.

A:  Thanks for the question. Please remember these mats are foam and the ones you are talking about are our thinnest mats at under 1/2" thick. So moving side to side like you said these mats will most likely will come apart! You can try to use something like Gorilla tape on the bottom seams but the bottom is smooth and these will not work well for what you are doing. We do have gym mats that are thicker and heavier then these https://www.homedepot.com/p/Norsk-Shock-Absorbent-25-2-in-x-25-2-in-x-0-70-in-Gym-Tiles-Black-White-Fleck-4-Pack-304270/310366551 These are currently out of stock because of the virus but we should get more in by Middle of May Thanks again Bob

A:  They are about a half inch thick.

A:  Ty each tile is Each interlocking mat is .47 in. thick and measures 24 in. (L) by 24 in. (W) (so 1/2" thick

A:  The tiles are 0.47-inch thick.

A:  Ricki thanks for the question! We hope you are well and staying safe! they are smooth on the bottom. Regarding glueing we cannot recommend that since it voids warranty. Do people do it yes but we cannot tell you what to use as there is so many products out there. many people tape the bottom seams to keep mats together or use Rug stops under the mats to help keep them in place better. Hope this helps Bob

A:  They are smooth on the bottom. I am not sure if you are thinking about glueing the pieces together, but they stay together really well. I guess if you had the right kind of glue maybe.

A:  there's a 4 pack (16 sqft) and presumably, a 40 pack (160 sqft)

A:  It covers 160 sq ft.