- Same pattern on both sides to double the usage time
- Provides 1/2" thick padding
- Low-maintenance and easy to clean
- Liquids stay on the surface until cleaned
- Complements your decor
- Rounded corners, pressed edges, and waffle-like texture
- High-quality TPU foam
- Soft n' cushy on the inside with a durable layer on the outside that is difficult to puncture or scratch (not the same as puzzle mat material)
- Will not be firm like PVC/EVA mats, nor will they have a rubbery surface grip
- Winner of the Eco-Excellence and NAPPA Awards
Size:
78 3/4” Length x 55” Width x ½” Thick (6.5 ft x 4.5 ft x 0.5 inches)
Safe for Children:
Non-toxic, high-quality TPU foam
NO latex, BPA, PVC, EVA, formaldehyde, mercury, or flame retardants
Hypoallergenic
Nonflammable
Care Instructions:
Simply sweep, vacuum, mop or wipe clean with a damp cloth. Spills and liquid should be cleaned quickly as it will slowly seep through if left overtime. Do not put in a washer or spray down. Be sure to clean underneath the mat if liquids are spilled over to the edges as it might be spread underneath without knowing. Avoid sharp objects, direct sunlight, strong cleaning agents and prolonged heat sources such as vacuums (Roomba-friendly). Do not use vinegar. Pens and markers may not be cleanable. Be sure to fully lift up furniture when positioning. A lighter coffee table or ottoman is recommended. Not for use outdoors or in kitchens.
Please Note: May slide on some hardwood flooring (i.e. oakwood). Use caution while wearing socks as the surface may become slippery. Designs remain the same as shown in photos, but may be positioned slightly different right to left. Note that a special heat process is used to seal the edges of the cushioned layers, therefore a faint yellow tint will be present on the outer pressed edges, more so on the white areas of the design. Actual color may vary depending on mobile or computer used, and vary between each production run. Note that the pattern and color will not connect seamlessly if placing two mats side-by-side.
