Carpet Tiles, Carpet Squares, Office Carpet Tiles Removable, Carpet Tile Flooring for Basement, 20" x 20" Berber (Loop Pile), Gradient Black, 0.24" Pile Height (12 Tiles, 32 sqft/Box)

These are definitely a heavy duty carpet. The color is nice. The rubber backing helps with the nonslip so they don’t move around. I would also suggest buying 4” carpet tape to keep them in place. We made a 10’x10’ rug with these and it worked out perfectly.

We recently moved and are slowly settling in. I saw this box of big carpet tiles, at a great price, and jumped on it. Hubby's eyes lit up when he opened the package! We have used carpet tiles for so many things over the years, usually creatively thinking outside the box, and these are no exception. The tiles themselves are a lovely graded brown shade, very neutral, larger than usual, with a nonskid backing. The weave or nap is very thick and tight, and they are extremely well made. This is defiitely quality carpeting. They can be taken up and moved easily as long as no adhesive is used--and they stay put extremely well. Hubby has already covered our very small front porch, and I have used quite a few of them as shelf liner on my big wire shelves in the pantry; they offer a much more stable surface than regular shelf liner, and are quite easy to cut. I am also going to put a couple under Miss Kitty's litter box (she is named after Amanda Blake, of course), to help with the loose litter control. Now, these could easily be used as indicated, as carpet in any room, and they would look great. Hubby and I are delighted to have them to play with, and I would recommend them for any use without hesitation.

The brown is very pretty but I will be sending it back because the squares are just too thin.

I love these carpet tiles! And I'm picky. People who said these tiles are too thin never walked on them. I've seen thinner, and these feel super high quality, supportive, amazingly comfortable to walk on. Certainly better than I usually see when it comes to standard office carpets or carpet tiles for industrial uses like laundry rooms. Yes, the style is a very short, but nice, Berber pile, and they are supposed to be that way. But the backing is sturdy. The pattern and color is beautiful - nicer than what you often see in commercial carpet tiles. These would also be great for older people who can't get around on shaggier or plusher rugs due to mobility issues, using walkers and wheelchairs - it would enable them to move without falling, and have a cushioned floor under them for safety. I'm not crazy about PVC, but most of the tiles out there nowadays are going to have PVC or some similar material in them - the good thing is I didn't really notice any strong odor which I am pretty sensitive to. The only reason I didn't give them a 5 is because there is a slight imperfection in the pattern and coloration at the edge of a couple tiles, but to some people that wouldn't even be important or be noticed, and if you use them in an alternating checkered style with the patterns going in different directions, it definitely wouldn't matter. They almost perfectly aligned when I tried to arrange them all vertical so that the lines were continuous from one tile to the next, but it wasn't entirely precise. Still, these look and feel amazing! They would really make the hard floor of a basement, office, or enclosed porch feel really cozy and comfortable for your feet, and improve the appearance.

Odds are if you worked in a corporate office it is possible that know exactly what to expect, but at work the industrial carpet squares are likely glued down to the concrete. These give you the advantage of not needing to glue them down. Perfect for a situation where you want to have something over your existing flooring. In my case a tile floor, but I could easily may the case for laminate, hardwood, etc. Protects the floor from my office chair, insulates my feet from the often cold tile.There are not instructions, but you get a sheet of tabs that you use to stick the corners or edges of the carpet squares together so the corners don't lift. They seem like they could easily be cut to fit a space if necessary. I'd suggest laying out the tiles, arranging a pattern you want, then use the tabs. When I did it, I didn't even pick up the tiles again, just lifted the edges and added the tabs.

This are nice tiles which are comfortable for bare feet, but also cleanable. You could vacuum them easily. WE put them at the entrance to a covered deck, where we can blow them off. They look and feel nice. Comes with little stickers you can put on the undersides to help hold the squares together.

I initially ordered these carpet tiles to use in my home gym to protect the carpet from the bench and weights. It turns out that was implausible as you really can't install these tiles on carpet. They won't stay put, and the tiles are not level. So I gave up on that idea and put these in the entryway instead, which is hardwood. They are perfect for that application. They look great and stay put. They are thin but durable. They are definitely much nicer than the area rug that had been there previously. Recommended!

The product arrived as described, and the photos on the Amazon site provide an accurate picture of the installed carpet. The packaging is good, and the product arrived in excellent condition.- Regarding the quality of the carpet, it has a nice rubbery backing that clings well to the underlying floor, and it looks as though it will hold up as well as any other basic carpet square. Installation is definitely easy, but the carpet has a slight chemical smell and leaves a slight oily feel on the hands.- On the downside, I tried to contact Rehert, but there are no Rehert websites, phone numbers, or even a real address (that I can find). So, if you want technical assistance, or have questions about this product, or the company, you may be disappointed.