Customer Reviews for TrafficMaster Black 36 in. x 36 in. Rubber Anti-Fatigue Comfort Mat

the mat is used in a basement shower to keep off of the concrete floor and from slipping. It's working well.

Great Quality. Hard to snap together

Sturdy and fit for purpose. BUT difficult and fiddly to snap together.

Used these to cover grid drain lids where ducklings were falling through. Worked so well!

I used this to put in my puppies pen so that it could help them learn to walk.

Awesome mat Great price

It went under our salt bin for our water softer to keep the salt container from get a hole in it

Solved a problem with an area in the garage floor with humidity exposed to constant rain.

Works great for bar floor.

Used them for a floor in an aluminum fishing boat

Stays in place, easy to clean, just flush with water hose. Only thing, if moving this to another area is that it's fairly heavy if only one person carries it, better if two people.

My use of these mats may not be what the manufacturer intended, but they're a lifesaver for my horses' corral. Once I have my slopes built with pea gravel and mulch, I lay down these mats in places where the rain is most likely to wash away my hard work, and I have a well-drained corral when the downpours stop. The mats hold up to horse hooves, too...although I sometimes have to replace them after a few years. Like everything, the price keeps going up, but they've been well worth it so far.

I placed snow melting mats on top of these to prepare a safe way to enter my home through the ice. It works great! No one has slipped.

Nice soft feel underfoot,. should help reduce strain when working at the bench in my shop. Might have dirt build up in the holes in the pad as my shop has a lot of particles always on the floor

Great on the feet, legs and back. Liked the first 3 so much, bought 4 more two days later.

I keep buying more and more of these matts. They work on the porch to trap debris coming into the house, They work on the gravel walkways to keep the gravel from being carried onto the patio, the deck, or onto the lawn. They work under heavy equipment or exercise equipment. They are heavy duty and the holes allow moisture to evaporate off. I live in rainy Western Washington, and during fall and winter, everything gets wet and stays wet. I have a crushed rock 3rd driveway I built for my motor home, which I am remodeling.. I laid these out from the gate to the walkway going onto the porch. They contain the rocks and give a padded surface to walk on.