1. What are the dimensions of these mats?

Each mat measures 1 metre x 1 metre with a 20mm thickness, offering a solid, cushioned surface ideal for various sports and activities.

2. What materials are the mats made from?

These mats are made from high-quality EVA foam with a tatami-style surface. This material is durable, shock-absorbent, and provides excellent comfort for floor work, sports, and martial arts.

3. What activities are these mats suitable for?

These mats are versatile and can be used for:

Gymnastics, tumbling, and yoga

Martial arts, judo, and taekwondo

Floor exercises, fitness, and PE lessons

Home gyms, play areas, and more

4. Are these mats available in different colours?

Yes! These are available in Red and Blue and Yellow and Blue.

5. How do the mats interlock?

The mats feature jigsaw edges, which allow them to interlock securely, creating a smooth and seamless surface. This design is perfect for quickly assembling and disassembling mats for different activities.

6. Are these mats comfortable to use?

Yes! With a 20mm thickness, these mats offer excellent shock absorption and comfort, making them perfect for high-impact activities, such as martial arts, gymnastics, and floor exercises.

7. Are the mats easy to clean and maintain?

Yes, the EVA foam surface is low maintenance:

Wipe clean with a damp cloth or mild soap solution

Avoid soaking the mats or using harsh chemicals, as this can damage the foam material.

8. Can these mats be used on any type of flooring?

These mats are designed for use on most flat, hard surfaces, including:

Wooden floors, tiles, or concrete

Carpeted floors (with appropriate securing methods)

For added stability, use connector clips or double-sided tape to prevent the mats from moving during use.

9. Can I use these mats outdoors?

While these mats are primarily for indoor use, they can be used outdoors in dry conditions. Be sure to store them in a dry area when not in use to prevent water damage.

10. Do you offer bulk discounts for clubs or schools?

Yes! We offer bulk discounts for larger orders. Please contact our sales team for custom quotes and further details on pricing for schools, sports clubs, or commercial spaces.

11.What if I receive a damaged or faulty product?

We offer a 30-day return policy for unused products in their original condition. Please click here for full details

Technical Specifications:

• Hardness: 45 degrees Shore C
• Density: 120 kg/m³

Certification:

All Cannons UK mats have passed the following standards:

• EN71 (2005) + A6 Part 1: Physical & Mechanical
• BS EN71 (2006) + A1 Part 2: Flammability
• BS EN71 (1995) + A1 + AC1 Part 3: Toxicity

Our mats are also lead-free and latex-free.

• Not sure how many mats you need? Contact us with your floor dimensions for a rapid reply.
• Require an official written quote? Let us know.
• Council, school, and MOD accounts are welcome.

What is 35-45 hardness?

EVA mats can be made to any firmness, i.e very soft for childrens playing areas to very hard, for example a free weights area.

The standard hardness for martial arts mats is 35-45 degrees.

This measurement is not a sign of quality, just the firmness of the mat. (35 degrees is slightly softer than 45 degrees)

What is density?

The foam density is not in fact a weight but a measurement of mass per unit of volume and it is measured in kilograms per cubic metre (kg/m3)

Basically, the higher the density of foam, the greater level of impact resistance.

The impact resistance is the ability to push back against weight and prevent the foam from bottoming out.

This means that the higher the density, the better the quality of mat.

Cannons UK always recommends 120kg/m3 as this is very good at not just making a soft landing but more importantly absorbing much of the impact.

We would always recommend our premium grade jigsaw mats at the higher density of 120kg/m3, however, we appreciate customers may be looking for a lower cost alternative option. This is why we have introduced our standard jigsaw mats. These are still a very high quality mat as we will not sacrifice quality for price, but they do have a slightly lower density of 90-100kg/m3

If you manage to find cheaper than Cannons UK mats then please do check with the supplier what the density is (if in doubt ask for a sample).

As I am sure you will guess it is in fact cheaper to manufacturer lower density mats as you can add cheaper materials than EVA to the mat, therefore lowering the quality of the mat and reducing the life expectancy.