Commercial Grade Grease Resistant Anti-Fatigue Interlocking Rubber Floor Mat, 36" x 36", Black

Work great for maple hardwood kitchen floor protection. Would definitely buy them for different home. Girlfriend definitely did not like walking on them in the kitchen. Barefoot said they were too hard. Still have the mats.

Wet decks can be slippery and I'd rather invest in this high quality mat than a broken hip. I'm considering buying a second one for the same walkway after the tree currently protecting it sheds its leaves. As other reviewers have noted, the mat does have a very pungent smell. The cardboard box it came in was itself very smelly. You might want to plan on airing the mat before putting it to use inside.

Very durable and heavy. Love how ot traps dirt and it's very easy to clean. Definitely worth the price. I ordered another one. The color is more of a brick red.

I used these to replace a heavier matt in my kitchen. They do slide a bit when in a hurry, but they are much easier to pick up and clean under. I really can't comment on the durability of the product because I haven't had them long enough yet. They are a bit pricey, but what it saves on my back, feet and legs is worth the cost.

Mats are wide enough for my cooking area, it holds grease if spilled and slip resistant. I ordered 2

I’ve had them about a year now, they’ve held up well (no rips/tears) but everyday they leave black marks all over the kitchen (we step on them and the black transfers to our shoes which then gets moved around the kitchen) and it’s not easy to get off the floor afterwards.

Great size in front of our grill at VFW post

Simply wonderful. I've been using this since summer and it's been working wonderfully. I was a bit hesitant about my purchase due to the people who mentioned tracking black residue everywhere after using it, but I personally have not experienced, nor have I seen, that problem with this mat....so if that happens, you probably got a dud and should exchange it. That said, I cut this mat into strips and used it to line the steps on my deck stairs. Those steps were DANGEROUSLY slipperly in the below-zero Illinois/Wisconsin winters. Now the snow doesn't pack down until it's ice, and if you sweep the snow off the stairs, you have some quality rubber instead of a potential layer of invisible black ice on your stairs.