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tracyjill923

size

9 years ago
is this for 10 tiles equalling 2'x2' total? or 20' by 20' bc its for 1o tiles?.
MMA Foam Tiles, Gym Flooring Exercise Mats, Black/Gray, 2'x2' Tiles, Set of 10 · More Info

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  • 9 years ago

    and can an elypitcal be placed on top of them?

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    Hi There,

    Each tile is 2ft x 2ft and is sold in a pack of 10. A elliptical can be paced over top of these tiles but the machine will indent the tiles. Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can help in any way.


    Thank You,

    FlooringInc

  • 9 years ago

    thanks do you also sell the wood-looking tiles and if so, are those ok for a home gym with an elliptical and otherwise just for workout videos? bc would love to use for my entire basement, which will be half-playroom

  • 8 years ago

    Note that the tiles are 2x2 and you get t10 of them. This is NOT 20x20

    if you had 2 tiles, it would cover 2x4

    10 tiles will cover 2x20 or 4x10 or 6x6 with one extra 2x2 tile

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