Rubber Gym tiles 1m x 1m x 20mm Black

Rubber gym floor tiles 20mm

Flatline rubber gym floor tiles 20mm are the ideal rubber gym flooring and are suitable to use as commercial gym flooring.

What are 20mm rubber Gym Floor tiles?

It is one of the most popular rubber mats on the commercial gym flooring market today. Flatline 20mm rubber gym floor tiles black series provide optimum durability, shock absorption, and sound insulation against any similar products. Made from recycled, non-toxic, and low VOC polyurethane bonding raw materials. So it is safe to use.

Easy to Install Rubber Gym Floor Tiles 20mm

Flatline black rubber gym flooring tiles have dimensions of 100X100 cm. Each tile is 1 sqm = 10,75 sq ft. High-density (heavy duty) and heavy enough so you don’t need adhesives to fix them. But have a better result we always advise you to fix gym floor mats with adhesives. Flatline commercial gym floor tiles are easy to cut with a utility knife.

Rubber gym mats have 100 x 100 cm dimensions. Thickness is 20mm and suitable to use for free weight area floor and weightlifting flooring and Crossfit gym flooring.

WHICH WAY TO CHOOSE THE APPLICATION

Both ways are easy to lay the tiles, 20mm tiles are a minimum of 18,5 kgs so they are heavy and they won’t move, you won’t need to glue them down.

If you need edges for a fine finish of your gym area click here to see flatline rubber edges

Healthy and Environment-Friendly

Flatline rubber gym floor tiles are an environmentally friendly floor covering. Because of recycling and rebuilding production made from non-toxic and low VOC polyurethane bonding raw materials. There are no contaminations like metals, stones, or other plastic materials so it is safe for skin touch. Flatline series 20mm is metal-free commercial gym flooring tiles.

Anti Porous Surface

With our high technology, we have a special surface that is 100 % flat and anti-porous. Anti-porous surface technology has the advantage of easy cleaning and more softness than classic rubber tiles.

Flatline brand gym floor tiles are guaranteed for 3 years against cracking and color defects.

Advantages of 20mm Gym Flooring

20mm gym flooring tiles are suitable for a lot of purposes, you can use them for Crossfit, free weight flooring, functional training, and so on…

Odour Problem of exercise mats, Does it Smell?

During production, we use odorless chemicals so the smell that you are going to feel will be like a brand-new automotive. After a few weeks, you won’t feel any more smell. You can use even unventilated areas.

QUESTION

I’m looking to fit out my double garage with flooring, suitable for heavyweight training.

What thickness is recommended for gym floor mats? Do you need adhesive to install your tiles?

I’m a little concerned with non-interlocking mates and having corners turn up etc

ANSWER

You can choose 20mm thick tiles, 20 mm tiles are recommended for up to 140 kgs weight training

If you are going to install the tiles from wall to wall ( if the tiles touch each other ) you won’t need glue down ( for home and garage gym we don’t advise using glue ) You may need to glue down only for the entrance part.

Corners turn up and any problems like this may happen if you use foam tiles or low-density rubber tiles ( 700 – 750 kgs /m3 ) our rubber tiles have a density of 1000-1050 kgs/m3. they are strong enough.

How to Apply Rubber Floors Over Under Heated Floors

You can apply rubber tiles  over-under heated floors to avoid any risk to broke your under-heating system you always have to prefer thick mats (minimum 30mm thickness)

Technical Specifications of Rubber Gym Flooring 20mm

Bulk density Approx. 1000 kg/m3

Ultimate tensile strength (N/mm2) 1.38 (DIN 53455)

Tolerance dimensions: +/- 0,4%

Tolerance thickness +/- 1mm

Force reduction >10-18%, depending on material thickness

Temperature stability -30° C to +80° C

Thermal conductivity 0.17 W/(mK) EN 12667

Fire behavior (normal inflammable; B2) EN 13501

Sound improvement Approx.18 dB to 23 dB; depending on the construction

Anti-slip property Class R 10 DIN 51130 Class DS (safer!) EN 14041

Electrical properties -0.7 kV (antistatic)

Can you put a home gym on the second floor?

In order to have gym equipment when you are on a second floor you will need 20mm thick tiles so that they can absorb sound and shocks coming from weightlifting, treadmill, or other gym equipment.