Walmart has BalanceFrom Flooring Puzzle EVA Foam Interlocking Tiles Mat (Various Sizes) on sale from $18.89. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 15-Day Trial) or on orders $35+.
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Walmart has BalanceFrom Flooring Puzzle EVA Foam Interlocking Tiles Mat (Various Sizes) on sale from $18.89. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 15-Day Trial) or on orders $35+.
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Too add some perspective I looked up my previous order of puzzle piece mats from Walmart:
Everyday Essentials 1/2" Thick Flooring Puzzle Exercise Mat with High Quality EVA Foam Interlocking Tiles, 6 Piece, 24 Sq Ft - $10.99 each, I ordered four sets for $43.96.
Ordered Nov 17, 2019
So in 2 years these went from $10.99 for 24 sq ft to now $18.89 as the "sale" in 2022. Got it.
My review is they're low quality with some obvious physical defects but about as good as I needed for my use. As for a baby crawling on it? They make way better quality versions of this type of stuff that would be a better investment. This is good because it's easy to wipe down where those ones are more cushion and absorbent. I regularly let my 7 month old lay on it and play with her toys but it's not very good for traction at her age.
One thing though, and this would be a problem for all types of flooring, is it suffocated my basement floor. I had it directly on top of carpet (which itself was glued directly on the concrete) and when I checked under the mats the carpet was damp, while it was fine everywhere else in my basement. Turns out concrete needs to breathe because they suck in moisture and it has to evaporate,
This set was okay. No variation among the different pieces and once you find the corner and edge pieces the rest of it comes together really quickly. A little too easy for my tastes but I can see how others might enjoy putting it together. I was hoping it being a solid color would add some challenge but there are better puzzles available for way cheaper than this.
If you are shopping for garage gym flooring, don't waste your time with these. Get the 3/4" stall mats from Tractor Supply. If you are just looking for a play area for kids this should be fine though
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Too add some perspective I looked up my previous order of puzzle piece mats from Walmart:
Everyday Essentials 1/2" Thick Flooring Puzzle Exercise Mat with High Quality EVA Foam Interlocking Tiles, 6 Piece, 24 Sq Ft - $10.99 each, I ordered four sets for $43.96.
Ordered Nov 17, 2019
So in 2 years these went from $10.99 for 24 sq ft to now $18.89 as the "sale" in 2022. Got it.
My review is they're low quality with some obvious physical defects but about as good as I needed for my use. As for a baby crawling on it? They make way better quality versions of this type of stuff that would be a better investment. This is good because it's easy to wipe down where those ones are more cushion and absorbent. I regularly let my 7 month old lay on it and play with her toys but it's not very good for traction at her age.
Last edited by Ohsighrus January 4, 2022 at 08:19 AM.
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This set was okay. No variation among the different pieces and once you find the corner and edge pieces the rest of it comes together really quickly. A little too easy for my tastes but I can see how others might enjoy putting it together. I was hoping it being a solid color would add some challenge but there are better puzzles available for way cheaper than this.
I don't think these are safe for adult use. I put them in my basement gym and the first time I walked across them, two tiles pulled apart and slipped and I nearly fell onto concrete head first. As others have said, heavy horse stall mats are a much better choice.
I don't think these are safe for adult use. I put them in my basement gym and the first time I walked across them, two tiles pulled apart and slipped and I nearly fell onto concrete head first. As others have said, heavy horse stall mats are a much better choice.
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I had this in my basement gym and it was nice.
One thing though, and this would be a problem for all types of flooring, is it suffocated my basement floor. I had it directly on top of carpet (which itself was glued directly on the concrete) and when I checked under the mats the carpet was damp, while it was fine everywhere else in my basement. Turns out concrete needs to breathe because they suck in moisture and it has to evaporate,
I bought the 1/2" thick, 24SF set for $12.99 back in Nov 2019 and now it is listed for $18.89. Not sure if this qualifies as a deal, all things considered.
I bought a bunch of Venture Products Extra Thick Foam Flooring 6- 24"x24" tiles they've been alright, some arent exactly the same thickness so you have to turn them to get a better match. Sold out now appearantly.
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Everyday Essentials 1/2" Thick Flooring Puzzle Exercise Mat with High Quality EVA Foam Interlocking Tiles, 6 Piece, 24 Sq Ft - $10.99 each, I ordered four sets for $43.96.
Ordered Nov 17, 2019
So in 2 years these went from $10.99 for 24 sq ft to now $18.89 as the "sale" in 2022. Got it.
Invoice: https://i.imgur.com/R5iCEDx.png
My review is they're low quality with some obvious physical defects but about as good as I needed for my use. As for a baby crawling on it? They make way better quality versions of this type of stuff that would be a better investment. This is good because it's easy to wipe down where those ones are more cushion and absorbent. I regularly let my 7 month old lay on it and play with her toys but it's not very good for traction at her age.
One thing though, and this would be a problem for all types of flooring, is it suffocated my basement floor. I had it directly on top of carpet (which itself was glued directly on the concrete) and when I checked under the mats the carpet was damp, while it was fine everywhere else in my basement. Turns out concrete needs to breathe because they suck in moisture and it has to evaporate,
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Everyday Essentials 1/2" Thick Flooring Puzzle Exercise Mat with High Quality EVA Foam Interlocking Tiles, 6 Piece, 24 Sq Ft - $10.99 each, I ordered four sets for $43.96.
Ordered Nov 17, 2019
So in 2 years these went from $10.99 for 24 sq ft to now $18.89 as the "sale" in 2022. Got it.
Invoice: https://i.imgur.com/R5iCEDx.png
My review is they're low quality with some obvious physical defects but about as good as I needed for my use. As for a baby crawling on it? They make way better quality versions of this type of stuff that would be a better investment. This is good because it's easy to wipe down where those ones are more cushion and absorbent. I regularly let my 7 month old lay on it and play with her toys but it's not very good for traction at her age.
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One thing though, and this would be a problem for all types of flooring, is it suffocated my basement floor. I had it directly on top of carpet (which itself was glued directly on the concrete) and when I checked under the mats the carpet was damp, while it was fine everywhere else in my basement. Turns out concrete needs to breathe because they suck in moisture and it has to evaporate,
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