Interlocking Anti-Fatigue Mats, While Supplies Last!

• 3/8'' thick foam padding puts a level of cushioning between you and a hard concrete floor
• Includes: Six 22" x 22" mats for 20 sq. feet of coverage in every pack
• Connect multiple packs for wider shop floor coverage
• Customize the shape to fit where you stand the most
• Special rubber construction resists dirt for easy cleaning
• Non-slip coating and water-resistant for safe working conditions
• Protects your legs and back from repeated stress
• Reduces discomfort from standing for long periods of time
• Protects your floors

What's in the Box?

Six Interlocking Anti-Fatigue Mats

These are clearly light weight anti-fatigue mats. If they are used with this in mind, they are excellent. I have large expensive mats where I stand at my saw, work bench, drill press, etc. But I use these in the areas where I may have to stand for several minutes at a time, such as my miter saw station, my mortising machine, etc. In my car work shop they are great to move around where I need them, such as stacking two on top of each other where I have to kneel down for several minutes or in the house for the same purpose. The only problem I have had with them is that they are so light that they are easily blown around.

No problems so far. The mat tiles interlocked without any problems and no blemishes were noticed on either side of all tiles. It's thickness is thinner than the 24x48" mat #58968, so my subjective "anti-fatigue" factor rating for the interlocking mat is less than for the one-piece one. When I need a mat because I will be standing in one place for a long time, e.g., at a lathe, I would opt for the thicker, one-piece one. If my work is not on one machine as intensively, e.g., at the drill press, then I found the less expensive, interlocking mat to be satisfactory. BTW, I purchased the one-piece mat when it came on sale.

For my use these worked great, I caught these when they were on sale and bought three sets. I lay the mats on the concrete floor in my shop for my 3 toddler grandkids when they're sitting around playing. When they're done, I pick them up, stack-em and put them up.

These are relatively thin! however, they are effective unless you are standing for hours at a time. I have tried to stack them two ply as another reviewer suggested, helps a lot. One Caution: after removing the plastic wrapping, they have a supremely strong aroma. I had to put them in the garage for a few days to "air" out.

I bought five packages of this product on sale thinking it was a great deal. The quality is so poor I may have to toss it!

Not black like shown, but a kind of dirty grey color. Some of mine had major bubbles in the foam, causing complete or almost complete holes through the mat tiles. Fortunately, I plan to lay plywood of top, but otherwise I would have returned them.

There are way too many imperfections to describe them all, I will probably end up replacing them in any places that have more than very light traffic, etc.

These mats are very poor quality. I ordered seven packs and at least half a dozen mats have significant surface damage. The tolerances are off and in many spots they don't fit properly causing the floor to bubble up. These are also thinner than similar mats that you can buy elsewhere for the same price. Thankfully I got mine on sale for 50% off or they all would be going back today.

Be warned that these do not fit with the floor mats Rockler has previously sold. I bought 2 packs last year and was so pleased that I purchased another recently. I was surprised that these are smaller, do not have the edge pieces that create a straight side, are light grey, have many surface defects and don't have the same puzzle pattern as the older ones. When I called and asked,  they changed manufacturers. My feet are still grateful for padding but it would be helpful if they would have let us know they changed the pieces.

These anti fatigue mats offer very little fatigue relief when they are placed on a concrete shop floor. The 1" diameter wooden legs on one of my shop stools penetrated the poor quality foam mats the first time I sat on the stool & I am not a heavy weight person. I would not want to drop one of my chisels or gouges onto these mats. If a chisel or gouge hit these mats blade first the tool would most likely need to be resharpened. I would not recommend others purchase these low quality minimum density mats for use in a woodworking shop. They might be suitable for use a childs playpen.