Customer Reviews for TrafficMaster Black 18 in. W x 18 in. L x 0.3 in. Thick Rubber Exercise\Gym Flooring Tiles (6 Tiles\Case) (14.3 sq. ft.)

I’ve spent all day installing and made three trips to two different Home Depot stores, because the product varies significantly bid by box. The quality is good, but the color and texture varies greatly. Check out my photo - the color isn’t even close to a match. Disappointing and frustrating.

I’ve spent all day installing and made three trips to two different Home Depot stores, because the product varies significantly bid by box. The quality is good, but the color and texture varies greatly. Check out my photo - the color isn’t even close to a match. Disappointing and frustrating.

I’ve spent all day installing and made three trips to two different Home Depot stores, because the product varies significantly bid by box. The quality is good, but the color and texture varies greatly. Check out my photo - the color isn’t even close to a match. Disappointing and frustrating.

The flooring is of good quality but there is thickness and color variations. This are known issues and it would be nice if at least they were all the same thickness. Glad I used them only for a small home gym.

Very good product had to install by hand and they were tired and cramped half way through.

Working great with the exercise machine.

Thickness of floor tiles were irregular for each package

Great product easy to install …..

Very unhappy. Little black specs get all over and in our eyes when we work out.

I use these underneath my basement treadmill and they work as intended and look just fine. The only reason I’m giving them 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the smell. These tiles smell horrible and I had to let them air outside for several days before the smell would disipate.

Easy to put together. As advertised on all points. Purchased six boxes and bought an additional two.

I bought two packs of these rubber mats for a new treadmill to sit on. The puzzle configuration wasn't the easiest to snap together, but I imagine that's so they don't come apart easily. The smell of the rubber is a bit intense (I've had them in the room for about a week, and it's still very strong), so consider cleaning them thoroughly before installing.

Very labor some to put together and very expensive for how much you actually get. One tile had a gouge of material missing from it. Horse stall mats are probably the better way to go.

Inconsistent tile thickness / quality control. Returned them and got horse stall mats for half the price! These are to thin for a home gym or for dropping any weight.

We installed 3 packs of these in our living room for home exercises. It stunk not only the room, but also everything in the room. It smells like burned tires, very toxic and unbearable. We tried airing the room for a few days, it did not help at all. Even after returning, the room still smelled horribly that we had to ventilate it for a while with the door shut. Do not recommend!!!

These are made of good heavy duty rubber. However, they let off a bit of a strong rubber odor which I'm hoping fades away as they air out over time. Otherwise, rating would have been a 5.

Floored 300 square feet with this product. Tiles are very difficult to work with and make flat. By hand (not with a mallet) you have to go piece by piece to get everything to (sort of) connect together. Lots of wasted edge pieces for a project this size.

Difficult to assemble. Does not stay together when trying to move.

nice floor but so much wasted product, by the time I installed the floor I was 3 rows short of what I was expecting to get from the Sq footage due to the waste from the edge pieces. I filled an entire 20 gal trash can with the edge pieces and the leftover cuts. and now have to go back and buy more boxes to finish. wish there was a way to buy just the squares and just the edges, so there would be less waste

They came in 3 different colors. I would not recommend this flooring.

These tiles are 80% foam with a verry thin layer of rubber on top. I dont know why this is not stated in the heading. Foam tiles are cheap and not durable enough to drop heavey weights on. Tiles used in gyms are solid rubber to withstand rigors of weightlifting.

Tiles weren’t cut evenly so gaps when putting multiple sets together