Brick Building Play Mat SCS Review

This product is ideal for a countertop. However, Lego brand building blocks do not adhere well to the surface. The idea of a flexible rug is great for easy cleaning, but genuine Lego branded building blocks are the best choice if you want to use a rug for stationary purposes. I wouldn't buy this again.

The quality of these rugs is disappointing. We bought 4 to cover the train table but the grids on the mats don't line up when placed side by side so you can't build from one mat to the other. And while Duplos stick to the mat decently, regular Legos don't stick well enough to build any structures. We have returned these.

Lego pieces don't really fit in there. They show up and don't really create a playing surface. On the plus side it's really useful for a grippy mat to lay out the pieces on and then toss them back in the bin, and rolls up really well for storage. It was good, but not quite what our little designer was hoping for.

The thing is amazing. It's thick and seems durable. The best part is that it's double sided for Duplo or Lego and also works like a plate for Megablox which was a bonus because we have a bunch of their crap to play with or it could just be one long playground. Build a city or something. It's long enough, there's plenty of room for 2 kids to work.

Love it! I couldn't find the right lego table for my kids. I was looking for panels that stick to the back of the train table tops for dual use of the train table. We chose to use velcro to secure them because they are double sided. One side fits regular Lego and the other side fits Lego Duplo. Play mats are made of silicone and are therefore easy to cut with scissors. For reference, it took four people to set their table on the train.

Poor quality, high price. If you want to build a LEGO (DUPLO scale) table I recommend NILO branded boards as this is the only non-LEGO brand that is actually of a higher quality than the LEGO brand. If you need a piece of silicone with the LEGO logo, take a look and then buy this mat. If you want something soft that won't tear on a soft playing surface, buy this mat. If you want something firm with a perfect grip (not too tight and not too loose), get the NILO brand.

I got two of these for my 7 year old for his birthday and overall I'm very happy with them. This is probably the most durable brick rug I've seen and since it's made from a nice thick piece of silicone I suspect it would work well as an oven mitt as well. The lego bricks are easy to move and hold up fairly securely even when the mat is on a carpet. The only problem is that the mat has no real adhesion to the Legos lying on it, which appears to be an issue with the flexibility of the silicone…