GreatMatsReviews 1,326

Simple ordering experience without confusion. The product was received on time and was accurate. The quality of the product met expectations and performed well for the intent (being used over carpet to handle the weight of a squat rack, dumbbells, and miscellaneous other equipment). I saw only very minor deflection at the seams due to the soft carpeting, but they are decreasing over time as the flooring and equipment are settling. I would purchase this product again in the future and from Greatmats.com.

The only thing that was confusing was tile amounts when getting two colors that add up to over 15 because of the automatic bump up, but other than that smooth. You can do it once they are both on the order and you lower the count but you have to start off with the minimum.

I would've liked tracking information and confirmation that my order was received. When I emailed to check on it, because it wasn't posted on my page, the lady was really rude.

The tiles look good and I hope they work great for my sons new play room. Time will tell how well they hold up.

Easy to locate the product I was searching; helpful customer service.
If I were to share any dissatisfaction about any of the ordering and delivering process, it would be in the misunderstanding of what it really means to read of a product being "In Stock". To me, "In Stock" refers to an item being available and ready to ship when an order is placed. I placed our order online on 1/16/17, but it did not ship out until 1/20/17. I would have thought that an "In Stock" item would have shipped out on 1/16/17, and being a retired UPS delivery driver, 3 days from Wisconsin would have had the items at my door on the 19th; 20th at the latest. I am still please with your product, and I would probably order from you again, but I will have a better understanding of when an item will ship, and allow for that.

Everything was as advertised. Durable and easy to assemble. Works excellent over carpet. The resulting floor is very firm and not very forgiving. While it holds up to heavy items set on it, like gym equipment, it is not ideal for exercises such as martial arts, plyometrics, or aerobics that involve jumping or quick turns. The seams are tight, but can be felt under bare feet as can the ribbing under the tiles. The surface also has a lot of grip, so any barefoot exercises risk blisters and peeled skin/mat burn unless you have well-developed callouses. I recommend shoes for any use of this floor.