Create a safe and harmonious space for your little one with our Classic Puzzle Playmats, the practical and minimalist playmat solution. Crafted from non-toxic foam and infused with a biological additive to accelerate biodegradation, these puzzle playmats offer a perfect balance of functionality in a range of neutral and décor-friendly colors. Expand your child's play space by purchasing multiple sets, allowing endless possibilities for creativity and exploration
Each standard set includes 9 tiles plus borders. Purchase multiple sets to create a larger play area.
Each tile measures approximately 1.42 feet by 1.42 feet (17 inches by 17 inches).
Assembled Size: About 4.3 feet by 4.3 feet (51.6 inches by 51.6 inches).
Thickness: About 0.47 inches – soft and cushioned to help protect against falls and bumps
Materials
Made from superior, non-toxic EVA foam enhanced with a biodegradable biological additive, ensuring decomposition at the end of its lifecycle.
Free of lead, phthalates, formaldehyde, latex
Exceeds ASTM F963 - US Toy Safety standards
CPSIA Compliant
Suitable for 0m+
Product Care
Wipe up spills as they happen with a dry cloth. Prolonged exposure to water can damage the mat.
Use mild soap and water to clean your mat. Dry completely before use.
Avoid harsh or abrasive detergents
Not recommended for pets.
Prolonged use of heavy furniture or gym equipment may leave a permanent indent in your mat.
Do not allow water/moisture to become trapped under the mat. When cleaning your floors, please ensure that the floor is completely clean and dry before replacing the mat.
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