IncStores 8mm Thick Strong Rubber Interlocking Floor Tiles | Flexible Recycled Rubber for a Stronger and Safer Basement, Home Gym, Shed, or Trailer | Black, 3ft 10in x 5ft 9in

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would absolutely recommend this product to anyone who is interested. I've been working on refinishing our basement for a few months and wanted new flooring for the concrete floor. I wanted something that would be ok if it got wet (since my basement isn't 100% waterproof) but would also be warm and comfortable to walk on. The rubber tiles are the perfect solution. These tiles were so simple to install. Honestly, the video tutorial makes it sound simple because it is. I'm so happy with how it turned out too. The seams between the tiles blend very well and the floor looks smooth and cohesive. I have two suggestions for potential customers. First, make sure you order enough center tiles. I would recommend getting a few more center tiles than you think if you are installing to the edge of a room. I ended up with extra edge tiles and was one center tile short. You can always cut off the puzzle piece edge of a center tile to make an edge tile. You can't really make an edge tile into a center tile. The second thing to know is that since the tiles are rubber, they do have a strong rubber smell. I would recommend trying to let them air out a little (in a garage or porch) for a few days before installing. It helped my basement not have as strong of an odor. I am extremely happy with this product and would definitely recommend it to anyone!

We recently renovated our basement to include a home gym and selected the 8mm tiles to use. The tiles are extremely durable, but were easy to assemble. The tiles fit together nicely and laid flat without adhesive underneath. We were able to roll our cardio equipment over the tiles and they never moved. I am extremely pleased. I would suggest having someone who is experienced in flooring lay them if you want to get them under the shoe molding and to fit nicely with door jams, but if that is not a concern then anyone with a safety blade can cut these easily and assemble the flooring.