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Interlocking Foam Floor Tiles
1.25–2 inch interlocking foam tiles covering the sim room floor. Reduces noise transmission to neighbors below by 50–70%, dampens shock for joints during long sessions, and gives the room a finished feel. The Carl's Golf Room Floor Tile System is the default pick at ~$300–$800 for a typical sim room; generic gym tiles from Greatmats or Amazon work for $150–$300.
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- Buy atAmazon$180Out of stock
- Buy atIndoor Golf Outlet$230Free ship
- Buy atCarl's Place$230Free ship
- Buy atShop Indoor Golf$70Free ship
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Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
- Recreational Player
The under-recommended accessory that decides whether the sim gets used daily. Cold concrete kills sessions.
- Performance Seeker
Joint protection over years of high-rep practice. Cheap insurance.
- Family Setup
Kid-friendly underfoot, dampens noise so siblings can sleep through evening sessions.
- Showroom
Visual finish for a dedicated sim room. Combine with wall-to-wall turf as the floor system.
- Cost-Effective Buyer
Generic gym tiles from Greatmats or Amazon are $150–$300 for a full room. Don't skip this layer.
- Space-Constrained
Reduces noise transmission in apartments and basements directly under living areas.
Not for
No specific match.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Hardware
| Tile thickness | 1.25–2 inches |
| Coverage area | Typically 80–150 sq ft for a sim room |
| Why it matters | Reduces sound transmission to floors below; comfort during long sessions |
| Avoid | Don't lay sim turf directly on carpet — use rigid foam tiles or plywood between them |
Builds that include this product
Where this fits in a full simulator.
Same category, different tradeoff
Other accessorys we considered.
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