rubber tiles

Most are made from rubber or EVA (ethylene‑vinyl acetate). Many listings also use recycled rubber, and some tiles use a dual‑layer construction — a rubber wear layer over a high‑density EVA foam backing for added cushioning and durability.

Common sizes in listings include 24" x 24", 12" x 12", 16" x 16", and roughly 20" x 20" (examples shown as about 20.94" x 20.5").

Outdoor paver tiles are described as weather‑resistant and built to withstand rain, sun, and seasonal changes while retaining their appearance. They can be cleaned quickly by rinsing with a garden hose.

Cushioned foam and dual‑layer rubber tiles provide comfort and anti‑fatigue cushioning, help protect joints, reduce noise, and protect underlying floors from impacts, scratches, and heavy equipment.

Many interlocking tile systems include detachable edge pieces for borders and corners, a jigsaw‑style connection for seamless joins, and the ability to expand coverage by adding tiles or combining multiple sets.