Set of 9 Interlocking Black Rubber Floor Tiles- 11.25 x 15.25 inch (11 Square Feet) Wet Areas Like Locker-Room Bathroom, Boat, RV Mattress Ventilation, Dog Kennel. Tile can be Cut to fit

I love these so much that I bought a second set of nine tiles, and I may even purchase a 3rd.Another reviewer mentioned that these are uncomfortable to walk on in your bare feet, but I disagree. I don’t experience that at all. In my opinion, they are super easy on the feet.They also interlock nicely and stay fitted together. You don’t have to worry about them pulling apart. The tiles are very flexible and basically mold to the shape of your floor, so if your floor is lumpy and bumpy, worry not.As far as keeping things dry, these tiles do a pretty damn good job. Our basement floor gets puddles in it occasionally, and these have been a sanity saver so far.Overall, I LOVE them and should have gotten them way sooner than I did. 100% would recommend.

The bottoms are a series of cylinders, the tops textured squares. As you can see in my photos, there's no problem bending these, even into a tube shape. You can walk on them in bare feet, but it's like walking on textured plastic and not very comfortable after several minutes. The material is semi-soft, but will still slide around on a slick surface - so these would need to be wall to wall or on a textured area. I would not put them in a garage - car tires could peel them up.But in a damp area, food prep area - any place that gets wet frequently or needs hosing down? They're great. Also for protecting surfaces from damage - like under pots on a wood deck. I'm going to use several under the pots on our deck. I can cut two solid bases from each for our larger pots. Heck, if I cut concentric circles I can probably get 8 from one sheet. I've tried those rubber feet, but the pots rock off them and they are a pain to get level. These? They're perfect.I would NOT use them as a doormat or in a well traveled area. The gaps are about 1/2" plus the corners of each square flex. That means that most high heels will get snagged in them.For what I need and wanted, these are perfect.

If you need a strong ridged product this might work for you but it is not good for bare feet.I had to take it all back up.

Used these in my dog kennel, under a heavy horse stall type of matt. The problem with the horse mat is that water gets underneath it creates mildew because of lack of air flow. With these tiles underneath, the air flows and the water evaporates as it should. Has really made a difference.Just not though, that it comes with 9 tiles, which means you can't really make a full rectangle, unless you're doing a super small area. If you're not doing a square, you'll like to need to order two of these sets. Easy enough to cut with some decent sheers if you need to customize the size like I did and they also snap together easy. I was worried at first about strength but once they're all snapped together they really form a good base.

The media could not be loaded.  These mats work well in a garage or other area that takes on up to 1/4 inch of water. The mats are lightweight and flexible. The mats securely interlock and do not come apart once connected. The mats are made of easy to clean plastic. The bottom does have hollow rounds that might collect sludge but the mats can be cleaned with a scrub brush and or a power washer. I love that these tiles are configurable to fit the exact area that they are needed. The set of 9 tiles is adequate for the area that I need to cover.

I assembled these (relatively easy to do) and then cut them to fit in front of and actually go somewhat under (between the legs) my garage sink. There tends to be some spillage of water here when it is being used and that makes the floor slippery. This not only makes a very stable non-slip surface to stand on, it also provides some cushioning if you have to stand there a very long time.

I got these to put out on my crushed rock walkway outside my back patio, thinking they’d make a good mat where I could rinse dirty feet, planters and so on. Unfortunately, they’re very lightweight, flimsy, and they won’t stay put. I’d say they’re more plastic than rubber.They may work for your purpose, but they’re not useful to me.

These are interlocking tiles which seem more like plastic rather than rubber. They're easy to put together and are useful for any applications where you want to provide some airflow between the flooring and the surface of these tiles. So far they work great although they may not be comfortable for bare feet and certainly not for high heels due to the holes.