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Blumtal Floor Mats, 18-piece set

Eighteen interlocking high-density EVA tiles that can be cut and joined seamlessly, sold as an extendable set with no dimensions published.

Blumtal basket-weave EVA tiles, a Warentest Online 1,1 tag on one and a red 18 MATTEN box behind

Blumtal Floor Mats, 18-piece set

Eighteen interlocking high-density EVA tiles that can be cut and joined seamlessly, sold as an extendable set with no dimensions published.

Thickness
Not published by the maker
Size
Not published by the maker
Point load
Not published by the maker
Material
High-density EVA, stated more stable than standard mats
Coverage
18 tiles; no area published
Edge type
Interlocking, cuttable and seamlessly joinable; extendable indefinitely
Amazon reference
B0HCPNNTZB (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4251897595070
  • Cuttable and extendable, so an awkward room can be covered exactly
  • A waterproof surface, stated wipeable after training
  • Neither the tile size nor the total coverage is published

Best for: A room whose shape does not match any rectangle a roll comes in

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Specifications

Thickness
Not published by the maker
Size
Not published by the maker
Point load
Not published by the maker
Material
High-density EVA, stated more stable than standard mats
Coverage
18 tiles; no area published
Edge type
Interlocking, cuttable and seamlessly joinable; extendable indefinitely
Amazon reference
B0HCPNNTZB (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4251897595070

What the maker publishes

  • An 18-piece set in anthracite
  • High-density EVA, stated to give noticeably more stability than standard mats
  • Extendable, cuttable and seamlessly joinable — the training area grows with the room
  • A waterproof surface, wiped clean after training
  • Protects sensitive floors from scratches, dents and impacts; reduces noise
  • Named for benches, ergometers, cross trainers, children’s rooms, hobby rooms and under workbenches

Why tiles

Three products in this family are one piece and cannot be changed.

A tile floor fits the room. It goes around a doorway, stops at an alcove, and grows by a set when the equipment does. That is the argument, and this listing makes it directly: cut, join, extend.

Four of the seven products on this shelf are tile systems.

EVA, and what foam does

High-density EVA, named.

Foam is light, quiet, warm underfoot and easy to cut. Under a treadmill or a bench it does exactly what is wanted.

Under concentrated load it compresses. A rack stands on four feet of a few square centimetres each, and that is where foam takes a mark it does not recover from. The rubber tile elsewhere in this family publishes a 200 kg point load and is 15 mm thick; this listing publishes neither figure.

That is not a fault — it is the difference between two materials, and it is worth knowing which room is being floored.

Left off the listing

The tile size. The total coverage. The thickness.

On a tile system those three are the specification: they say how many sets to order and how deep the floor will be. The other EVA tile set on this shelf publishes 30 × 30 × 1 cm per tile and about 5 m² per set.

What the tag says, and what it does not

A card hangs from one tile in the product photograph: Warentest Online, Privatinstitut für Warentests, grade 1,1, SEHR GUT, naming the Blumtal Bodenschutzmatte, tested in Germany. A test period is printed under it, too small to read at the published resolution.

Set that beside the paragraph above. The grade is there; the tile size, the coverage and the thickness are not. Whatever was graded, it was not the three numbers a buyer needs to order the right quantity — and this page graded nothing at all.

Availability

From 21 € to 27 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores, on the one reading this page rests on.

The British Amazon store carries it too, priced in local currency — which the euro range above leaves out on purpose.

The American Amazon catalogue lists the reference with nobody selling behind it.

These figures are what Keepa returned on the day this page was last written. Stock and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 20 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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