12” x 12” Drainage Interlocking Floor Tiles, 12 Pack Non-Slip Pool Deck Drain Tiles for Flooring, Soft PVC Splicing Modular Cushion Mats, Rubber Floor Tiles with Holes for Shower Basement Garage Shed

Arrived undamaged. Easy to put together. Lightweight. Aesthetically pleasing. Using it underneath my mattress for ventilation. Does the job nicely.

These tiles lock together securely and are pretty easy to use. I used a rubber mallet to save my hands and speed up the process. I placed my grow tent on top of then to give circulation under the tent.

Good buy

Exactly what I was looking for to put under rubber tile for a gym floor in my basement. I wanted something that allowed air flow under the tile so moisture would not accumulate. Strong enough to hold up under substantial weight, but still comfortable. As one person said, they do have a strong chemical smell at first, but I put them outside for a while to let them air out.

We've had problems with our basement stairwell drain not keeping up since we moved into our 1970s home. Previous drain covers we tried used get filled with pine needles and those helicopter seeds so I made a bigger flat drain cover with some hardware cloth and a couple of metal corner brackets. The issue is that any leaves that fall in or get washed down the stairs go straight to the drain cover and cover it up, blocking the water from draining. No matter how small an amount. So I ordered these drain tiles in hopes that it will keep four leaves from blocking the drain. It works! I got a 12pc set and it almost covers the stairwell floor. Hubby took them down and easily snapped the pieces together. They did have a bit of a strong odor, so if you are sensitive I would unbox them and install them outside. The 12 PC set covers a 3ft x 4ft area and the mats are about 3/4 to an inch thick. I got the neutral grey color. The bottoms have teeth that sit on the floor so the water will flow underneath them as intended. I'm confident these are going to help the water drain and we can go from incessant cleaning of the stairwell to regular maintenance saving us a lot of time.

We have several chainsaw carvings (some 4' tall or more) on our front porch, and after having the concrete (which is stamped and stained) resealed I decided to buy something to keep the carvings off the floor slightly. These seem to be doing the trick nicely, and they are reasonably flexible so they conform to the uneven surface. Two of the carvings are larger than 12x12 so we used two pieces locked together, and it works great. The pic shows 3 of the 7 critters. I plan to trim the tiles to fit the critter bases, as it seems like the material should be fairly easy to cut.

I bought these to go under our kids water table outside, they are very uncomfortable to walk on and don’t seem like they will last long😒

Good quality tiles for outdoors. I use them to keep my propane tanks dry sitting above the pavers. They do have a distinct plastic smell for a few days, though. If you plan to use them inside, I recommend to open and spread them outside first.