Customer Reviews For composite flooring at Greatmats:
Most Common Product Questions For composite flooring at Greatmats:
Does this product have beveled edges for a floor that does not go wall to wall?
This tile does not have beveled edges. The border strips provided have a 90 degree edge.
Can the pebble top foam gym floor tile be painted? If so, what type of paint is best suited for the job? For a basement playroom.
We do not have an experience with painting these tiles.
Can this product be cut for wall to wall installation?
Yes this product can be cut using a sharp utility knife for a wall to wall fit.
Can this product be used for an outdoor weight/workout area? I live in Sierra Vista, AZ. Lots of sun, and heavy rains in the summer months. Temperatures seldom top 95 degrees, and is typically in the high 80's.
This product is a foam material and is designed for indoor use only. Not intended for exposure to extreme heat or direct sunlight.
Does it work well on carpeted floors?
Yes this durable high density thick foam tiles can be installed over a low height carpet in a wall-to-wall installation. Depending upon use, foam tiles may slip over carpeting. Visit our <a href='https://www.greatmats.com/home-gym-flooring/carpet-safe-home-gym-flooring-options.php'>Gym Flooring Over Carpeting</a> blog for other options.
Is this Low VOC and Non-Toxic? I have problems with chemical odors.
I would suggest getting a sample first. We don't have any testing per your questions to make a statement.
Would this be appropriate for barefoot dancing? Is it slick or tacky or neither? Is there any kind of oil or other substance on the mat that would come off on my feet? I have mats from another company that I have tried to scrub clean but they still have a residue.
I would suggest a marley vinyl for a dance floor. This <a href='/home-dance-floors/top-five-home-dance-floors-on-a-budget.php'>blog</a> covers a few options for dance floors for home use.
I've read reviews of other tiles that complain of the tiles sliding around on the floor and pulling apart with any type of aerobic activity. Do you know how these tiles stand up to vigorous movement?
Because these tiles are thicker and heavier than any other type of interlocking foam tile that we know of, this would be less of an issue. But if installed over carpeting, that is the worst case scenario for tile slippage. Install over a hard flat surface and use double sided carpet tape as needed.
We have a stained concrete for the basement floor. There is a clear cost wax over the stain. Do you know of any problem with this mat system affecting this type of flooring? We are planning on covering an 18' x 17' room with this and hope to create a home gym but want to be able to convert the room as needed and don't want to ruin the flooring. Thx
We dont have any experience with foam tiles over a waxed concrete floor, we dont think this will be an issue.
Does the 3/4 inch Pebble foam interlocking mat have click floor tile ramp pieces
These interlocking mats come with two detachable, straight-edged border pieces each. If you require a ramped-edge, your local flooring or home improvement store may have a solution.
Will this protect a concrete floor from weights up to 300 lbs being dropped on it?
This product is a super high density foam and not rubber. It can handle very heavy equipment and an occasional accidental weight drop. It is not recommended for heavy power lifting. Rubber flooring would be a better selection for your application.
Um, what are the dimensions of each tile? Call me crazy, but it seems like that is something that should be listed in the product description.
2x2 Feet. 20mm thick