SUPERJARE0.4 Inch Gym Flooring for Home Gym,12 Tiles Gym Floor Mat with Heavy Duty Rubber Top, Interlocking Rubber Flooring Mats, Workout Exercise Equipment Mats, Black/Grey

Well-made, easy to install. Difficult to cut.

I love this flooring! It looks great and was really easy to put together. It feels comfortable to stand on and seems like it will last a long time. It’s also easy to clean up

I’ve had this flooring set up for about 3 months now in my garage with a bench and weight set. The rubber layer on top is what sets it apart from other cheaper floor tiles that are just foam. It’s far more durable. The price is a better value than other rubber floor tiles I considered. One drawback (and I’m being picky) is that some of the border trim doesn’t lay perfectly flat and in line. I’ve considered gluing it to the adjacent tiles, but so far have just tried to repeatedly step on it and push it back into place. Also, understand that this does have a foam under layer so if you leave something relatively heavy (like a weight) in one place for an extended period of time, it will create a dent in the tile. From my experience it does rebound after several days but I wouldn’t expect this to be the case if you have an object in the same place long term or if it’s very heavy.Overall I’m very pleased with this purchase!

Perfect for home gym and easy to setup

I needed minimum a 12x of these for my home/garage gym which i just purchased a power cage for! It fits perfectly with just enough space to spare for the 'side attachments', pulley/cable system, and more than enough space for me to get in the middle of it with/without a bench and do all my compound exercises from within the cage. Keep in mind I'm am a thin & pretty short guy weighing 130lbs & coming in at 5'7, but, after a couple work outs and plates(bumper plates falling on them and not bouncing around) i can say with some confidence that I'm pretty satisfied overall with how these been holding up. I am seriously considering getting another 12 pack for the already sounding tiles.

Barely mediocre flooring. These floor tiles are rubber over foam, so it's only slightly nicer than all foam. Unfortunately, good, solid rubber flooring is a MASSIVE jump in price from this, so I think this is the best you get without stepping into the high end stuff. It looks great when you lay it down, but when you put the weights and benches on it, it squishes and dents. This then causes the edges to pull away from the wall and create a gap. You'll even get some gaps between tiles. I wish there was a better option that wouldn't cost north of 2k, but we're stuck with this. At least it's harder to take chunks out of the tops... I guess. If you're looking to try out having a home gym and are not interested in dropping 4 figures on flooring, sure, this exists. It will leave you wanting though; maybe even questioning if you should have just dropped coin on proper gym flooring. I know I'm questioning it.

Soft and a good cushion to work out on and easy to whip up

It was perfect for the flooring for my gym set up!