I have purchased about 15 packs of these to cover my basement floor, and previously gave a five star review. However, my most recent 2 orders of them were disappointing. The new tiles have a much looser fit than those I purchased 7 months ago. They are about 1/4" shorter, darker, and the texture is unpleasant. I called ProSource customer service and hopefully this issue will be resolved.

I needed rubber matting for the barn. I have sheep/emus not horses. Ordered the real expensive stuff at the local farm supply store and they never got it in so I was running out of time. I figured I would at least buy something that could get me through the cold spells here in FL. This stuff was so easy to install. We had a 24 x 26 barn concrete floor installed in about an hour. Was a lil worried about it being ripped up by the critters, especially the emus as they have razor sharp nails on those long toes. This stuff has held up wonderfully. Actually its not even scratched (albeit I have shavings and straw on top of it). The measurements given are dead on, it really is 1/2" thick. Good insulation against a cold concrete floor. Best bonus? the bugs don't seem to like it. I spray and spray for cockroaches and spiders and we get some really nasty ones here in FL. Havent seen one since this has been installed for some reason. Not sure if that's related. This is pretty tough flooring for foam. Its actually a VERY dense foam. Lightweight but very tough. I'm pretty impressed with it. A 4 x 6 horse mat runs around $30 to $40 apiece. The price of this stuff attracted me as I thought it would be temporary. It will no longer be considered temporary. Very impressed with this product.

These mats are great as an under mat for weights and lifting equipment; as well as, lessoning the impact on joints. I have about a 12' x 12' area set up in the basement. For some people, there have been issues with them coming apart which I did notice myself. To resolve this, I simply taped the backside of all the pieces with 3" wide gorilla tape (see photo). It works very well and has held up for plyometric routines, burpees, mountain climbers, etc. If you need to mark off an area on the top of the mats, then I'd suggest gaffers tape. The mats have held up and there is no crumbling of the foam. Plus they are easy to clean/ wipe down.

In two descriptions for this product on Amazon it states:
"The material used for the tiles contains no phthalate" (in description, last sentence of paragraph)
"Contains NO toxic phthalate" (in last bulletin point on About This Item/Features)

I receive the package and in bottom lefthand corner of label it states:
"This product contains one or more phthalate chemicals known to the state of California to cause birth defects and other reproductive harm."

So which is it? I'd assume the actual product label is correct so I think everyone would appreciate it if you accurately updated your Amazon description to what you are actually selling.

This will be returned immediately.

Why'd I wait so long to buy these? $24 later and I'm not so annoyed laying on my hardwood floor attempting to be less fat. I'm thismuchcloser to having abs because I don't have the "it's hurting my back" excuse when doing sit-ups. I mean, I have a ton of other excuses but not that one. Take that laziness.

Gonna have that summer body in time to cover up for winter.