Norsk Purple 24 in. x 24 in. EVA Foam Non-Toxic Solid Color Interlocking Tiles (240 sq. ft. - 60 tiles)
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Norsk Purple 24 in. x 24 in. EVA Foam Non-Toxic Solid Color Interlocking Tiles (240 sq. ft. - 60 tiles)

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Norsk Purple 24 in. x 24 in. EVA Foam Non-Toxic Solid Color Interlocking Tiles (240 sq. ft. - 60 tiles)Purple EVA Foam Interlocking Floor Tiles, 24" x 24" (60 Pack) Durable EVA foam interlocking tiles from Norsk provide cushioned, non toxic flooring for gyms, playrooms, and workshops. Each 24 in. x 24 in. tile features a textured, anti slip surface and connects easily for fast installation, covering 240 sq. ft. per pack. Key Features: Dual Sided Use: Patented design allows both sides to be used for checkerboard layouts Comfort & Protection: Shock

Purple EVA Foam Interlocking Floor Tiles, 24" x 24" (60-Pack)

Durable EVA foam interlocking tiles from Norsk provide cushioned, non-toxic flooring for gyms, playrooms, and workshops. Each 24 in. x 24 in. tile features a textured, anti-slip surface and connects easily for fast installation, covering 240 sq. ft. per pack.


Key Features:

  • Dual-Sided Use: Patented design allows both sides to be used for checkerboard layouts
  • Comfort & Protection: Shock-absorbent EVA foam reduces fatigue and safeguards floors
  • Quick Installation: Interlocking edges assemble without adhesives over most subfloors
  • Non-Toxic & Water Resistant: Safe for indoor spaces with an anti-slip surface
  • Complete Coverage: 60 tiles with removable borders cover 240 sq. ft.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Color Family Purple
Color/Finish Purple
Commercial / Residential Commercial / Residential
Features Non-Skid, Shock Absorbent
Flooring Product Type Gym/Exercise Rubber Tile
Indoor/Outdoor Indoor
Installation Method Interlocking
Installs Over Subfloor Any
Location Gym
Material Foam (EVA)
Package Quantity 60
Product Thickness Moderate (6mm - 12mm)
Product Thickness (mm) 12 mm
Product Weight (lb.) 3.82 lb
Surface Pattern Smooth / Textured
Tiles Per Case 60
Use For Kids Play
Water Protection Water Resistant
Manufacturer Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty
Length (in.) x Width (in.) 24 x 24
Product Length (in.) 24 in
Product Width (in.) 24 in
Tile Size 24 in. L x 24 in. W
Tile Count 60
Coverage per Pack 240 sq. ft.
Included Each tile includes 2 removable borders

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How thick are the tiles?
A: Each tile is approximately 12 mm (0.47 in.) thick.


Q: Do these tiles require adhesive?
A: No. They use an interlocking edge system and install over most subfloors without glue.


Q: Are the tiles water resistant?
A: Yes, the EVA foam is water resistant and easy to wipe clean.


Q: Can I use these in a home gym?
A: Yes. They are designed for gym and play areas, offering shock absorption and a non-skid surface.


Q: How much area does one pack cover?
A: One 60-tile pack covers 240 square feet.


Playful Cushion, Polished Performance

These vibrant purple tiles bring a spirited splash of color while softening every step. I love the dimensional texture—sleek yet tactile—for a chic, utilitarian finish. Try layering them in a checkerboard with alternating sides for a graphic studio or kids’ corner. It’s a luxe, livable foundation that transforms hard floors into a cushy, stylish retreat.


Elevate your space with cushioned, non-toxic flooring—add this 60-tile pack to your cart and create 240 sq. ft. of comfort today.

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