Achim Interlocking Foam Anti Fatigue Floor Tiles, 4 tiles/16 Sq. ft., 24 x 24, Multicolor

I bought these tiles for a workout corner I was setting up in my living room. I purchased two packs so it was a total of eight tiles all measuring 24 x 24" a piece. They were easy to put together and it didn't take much effort to trim a couple of the corners to create my ideal space. The tiles are soft and have a nice cushioned feel for my workouts making it incredibly nice to be on the floor during my sets.

i have these in the garage and they definitely feel better than just standing on concrete. the connect very nicely but also come apart pretty easily too if need be. they have a decent look to them. the x factor is durability though and i guess that's more of a wait and see scenario.

These tiles seem to be a little thin but they do help. I have a work table on a concrete floor and these tiles made it a little more comfortable to stand at the table for about 30 minutes. Only time will tell if they last with regular use. I like that they are tiles so you can arrange them for a square, rectangle, or even around a corner, and they come with the edge strips so you have a smooth edge. The surface is a wood-flooring pattern which look nice, and would look good in a kitchen or other room as well as a work room.

The Achim Interlocking Foam Anti Fatigue Floor Tiles come in a pack of four, and I have found are very useful for two cases. The first is to lay down on an area which one may frequently be standing, particularly a hard surface. The tiles provide extra comfort and support, particularly with the arches, allowing one to stand in the same area and generating a lot less strain and fatigue. The other key area is where one would like to protect the floor against spills or damage. It is far preferable for the mat to be replaced, than the flooring. Examples are the kitchen area. One key area of improvement is the styling. The pattern is a very dated 70's "fake wood"; it looks out of place in a modern environment. A solid color or contemporary pattern would be preferable. This is, however, a stylistic, rather than functional issue.

I haven't spent much time standing on these tiles, so I can't say how they'll do for standing on them for any length. I got the ones with a gray/brown wood-grain look. They look really nice (the picture below shows them against a dark brown wood floor). The grain can be arranged so it all goes one direction or you can alternate for a more patterned look. They interlock easily and they come with edging pieces that "round off" the corners and give it a straight edge for a finished look. These will likely be used in the garage in a work area but I can see using them under the throw rugs my dogs like to lie on for some extra cushioning, too. They aren't as thick as some, so you can set things on them and it's unlikely they'll topple over because of the amount of cushion. They're about as thick as a pair of regular flip flops (the ones with a little but not too much cushioning).