Grey interlocking EVA foam floor tiles, 12 pieces, with border edges

Rank #9 in Best Gym Flooring 2026: 10 Mats Ranked by Thickness

REALIKE Interlocking EVA Foam Tiles, Grey, 12 Tiles

£44.99 4.4 from 307 Amazon ratings
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The REALIKE interlocking mat takes ninth place in this guide. For £44.99 you get 12 grey tiles measuring 60cm x 60cm, plus 24 end borders, and it holds 4.4 out of 5 from 307 ratings. The listing says the set covers 48 sq ft, or 4.46 m², and the pieces are lightweight puzzle tiles that lift and re-lay without tools.

What the listing will not settle is how thick the tiles are or what they are made of. The bullet says each tile is 1.37cm (0.5in) thick, measured "from the highest point of the texture"; the Item Thickness field says 1.05cm; the Item Dimensions line says 1.1cm. The title calls it an Exercise Foam Mat and Eva Puzzle Rubber Cushions in one breath, the Material Type field reads Rubber, and Included Components reads "rubber eva mat". The coverage claim has a similar problem in reverse: 12 tiles at 24in x 24in is exactly 48 sq ft, but 12 tiles at 60cm x 60cm is 4.32 m², not the 4.46 m² the listing also quotes. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing for this product, not from testing we carried out.

How those 307 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.4 stars.

5 star
69%
4 star
18%
3 star
6%
2 star
5%
1 star
2%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £44.99
Rating 4.4 out of 5 from 307 ratings
Coverage claimed 48 sq ft (4.46 m²) from 12 tiles of 60cm x 60cm
Thickness, bullet point (as listed) 1.37cm / 0.5in, "thick from the highest point of the texture"
Thickness, spec fields (as listed) 1.05cm (Item Thickness) and 1.1cm (Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness)
Material (as listed) Rubber in the Material Type field; Foam and Eva in the product title; Included Components reads "rubber eva mat"
Item weight (as listed) 3.04 kg
In the box 12 grey tiles and 24 end borders

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“I bought these to use on our hard flooring for my baby to crawl around on. She fell back and hit her head yesterday but was absolutely fine so these are doing the trick. Great product”

Joseph
Verified purchase

“Easy to put down n easy to clean defo recommend and comfy to walk on”

Donna anderson

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Gym Flooring 2026: 10 Mats Ranked by Thickness.

Questions people ask

How thick is the REALIKE mat?

The listing gives three answers for model FM-01-Grey-12: 1.37cm in the bullet, measured from the highest point of the texture; 1.05cm in the Item Thickness field; and 1.1cm in the Item Dimensions line. The listing does not reconcile them.

Is it made of rubber or foam?

Both words appear in the REALIKE listing. The title calls it an Exercise Foam Mat and Eva Puzzle Rubber Cushions, the Material Type field says Rubber, and Included Components says "rubber eva mat". The listing never states which the tile surface actually is.

How many tiles and borders come in the pack?

The REALIKE listing for model FM-01-Grey-12 states 12 grey tiles of 60cm x 60cm, plus 24 end borders for a finished edge.

Does it really cover 48 sq ft?

In imperial the maths holds: 12 tiles of 24in x 24in is 48 sq ft. In metric the same 12 tiles of 60cm x 60cm come to 4.32 m², while the listing's own conversion quotes 4.46 m² for the 48 sq ft.

What do the ratings look like?

4.4 out of 5 from 307 ratings. The breakdown published alongside it - 69 five-star, 18 four-star, 6 three-star, 5 two-star and 2 one-star - adds up to 100, against the 307 ratings stated on the same page.

Can it be cut to fit awkward corners?

The REALIKE listing says the tiles can be cut to fit irregular corners, and that the interlocking pieces can be assembled and removed at any time. It also lists the care instruction as hand wash only.

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