Most are made from EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) foam; some standing or comfort-style mats use PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) foam.
Tile mats are sold as individual tiles (commonly 24 x 24 in or 25 x 25 in) and in multi-tile sets that cover larger areas (examples include a ~100 sq ft set and a ~52 sq ft combined set). Single-piece comfort mats come in rectangular sizes such as 32 x 17.5 in and 47.2 x 17.3 in.
Thickness varies by type: puzzle/tile mats offer options like 0.4 in and 0.56 in, while single-piece comfort mats are described as 12 mm thick for cushioning.
They are commonly recommended for home gyms, basements, playrooms, kitchens, workstations, standing desks, and office areas—covering exercise, play, and everyday standing tasks.
Many tile-style mats feature anti-slip textures on one or both sides. Several comfort mats list a PVC foam backing for grip, and some tiles describe a rubberized or textured top layer to enhance slip resistance.
Across the selection, mats list shock absorption, non-slip surfaces, sound-dampening properties, waterproof or water-resistant surfaces, and stain-resistant backing on some comfort mats.
Tile sets are offered in multi-pack counts—for example, 25 tiles with matching border pieces, and some sets include 12 tiles with 24 side strips for edging.
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