These are cushioned EVA foam play mats designed for hard floors and baby crawling. If you’re browsing on Amazon, note that the Amazon listing only offers 4' × 6' and 4' × 8' setups, while the brand’s website offers larger tile configurations and more layout flexibility.

Dimensions

• Per tile: 24.8" × 24.8"
• Thickness: 0.47"

Materials

• Base material: EVA (Ethylene‑Vinyl Acetate) foam
• Top layer: Printed film layer
  • The exact material composition of the printed layer is not publicly disclosed, but both the foam and printed layer are tested as part of the finished product.

All products undergo testing to meet multiple safety standards, including:

• ASTM F963 (U.S. Toy Safety Standard)
• EN 71 (EU Toy Safety)
• CPSIA (Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act)
• REACH (European chemical safety regulation)

Products are regularly tested for substances such as phthalates, lead, formaldehyde, and latex.

Things to Consider with Play Mats

• Some EVA foams can release formamide, a chemical sometimes used to soften foam. Reputable brands test to ensure their mats are formamide‑free or well below regulatory limits. House of Noa does test for formamide.
• EVA foam is generally considered a safer option than PVC, which often contains phthalates unless specifically labeled phthalate‑free.
• Polyurethane (PU) foam, another common play‑mat material, can off‑gas VOCs unless certified (such as CertiPUR‑US). EVA typically emits fewer VOCs by comparison.

Benefits

• UL GREENGUARD Gold certified, indicating low chemical emissions and better indoor air quality
• CertiPUR‑US certified
  • Made without harmful flame retardants, heavy metals, formaldehyde, or phthalates
  • Designed for low VOC emissions
• Cushioned surface designed for floor play and crawling

About House of Noa

⭐️ Products undergo third‑party testing to meet safety standards including ASTM F963, CPSIA, and EN 71, and are tested to be free from substances such as lead, phthalates, formaldehyde, and latex
⭐️ Features artist‑created patterns inspired by global textiles, blending design with function

Designed in New York
Some mats are labeled as “Made in the USA”; the brand does not publicly specify manufacturing processes or facilities.