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Compare Thickness Choices for a Home Studio Play Surface
For a Peloton home-studio cushioned-play-surface query, compare PopsyKosy thickness labels as configuration choices—not as promises about comfort, falls, development or exercise. This independent worksheet holds the room boundary and tile count constant while one thickness field changes.
Hold the measured zone constant
Draw the proposed floor area and keep its length, width, fixed-object boundaries and layout pattern unchanged for both rows of the comparison.
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Compare only the thickness field
Build Your Floor currently presents 0.5-inch and 1-inch choices. Create one row for each exact label while keeping the tile count and room sketch the same.
The labels are configuration facts. Do not infer child safety, measured cushioning, comfort-focused cushioning, comfort, developmental benefit, exercise outcome or superiority.
Keep tile count as a separate variable
Build Your Floor also presents 12-, 24- and 30-tile coverage choices. Record one count for the thickness comparison and do not change it mid-table.
If the tile count changes, open a new comparison version. Otherwise the worksheet would mix thickness and quantity and could not show what actually changed.
Attach the same layout to both rows
PopsyKosy’s installation guide describes wall-to-wall, zoned and centered layouts. Record the same selected pattern for both thickness rows.
The guide says to measure the area and divide by 24 inches to estimate tiles. Keep that estimate with the room sketch and reconcile it with the selected tile-count option.
End with a bounded decision record
Record the date, room version, tile count, layout and the two thickness labels reviewed. If a choice is made, state only the selected configuration and the source date.
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