Ten tiles come in the box and lock together into 23.5 sq ft of practice surface, each panel measuring 18.3 in square, which is enough ground to work a puck through a full stickhandling pattern rather than tapping it back and forth in place. The surface itself is premium UHMW-PE, a plastic that is self-lubricating, so a puck slides across it with the low friction of real ice and shots leave the blade the way they would on a rink instead of catching and stalling. The design is expandable, and more tiles connect straight onto the edges of these when a larger training area is wanted, so a starter square can grow into a shooting lane over time. Putting it together is puzzle-like, quick, and tool-free, which saves both time and effort at setup and means the whole floor can come apart again in minutes. Underneath, a non-slip bottom keeps the assembled sheet stable and safe on any flat surface rather than creeping under a hard push-off. The panels are light enough to carry by hand and stack compactly for storage, with all ten weighing 18 lbs together. They suit indoor or outdoor use in backyards, homes, garages, and hockey facilities alike, and the same cool, smooth surface doubles as pet floor mats that cats and dogs will lie on in warm weather. A user guide is included and the tiles come in white.