Installing rubber matting yourself is easier than you might think. Whether you're outfitting a gym, garage, workshop or play area, following a few simple steps will ensure a professional result.
Prepare the surface: Sweep and clean the sub-floor thoroughly, and make sure it is level and dry.
Measure and cut: Measure the area and mark your matting. Use a straightedge and utility knife to cut the mats to size.
Choose your installation method: Rolls and tiles can be glued down for a permanent fit or secured with double-sided tape for easy removal; interlocking tiles usually just snap together.
Lay and secure: Start from one corner, lay your mats or tiles and butt the edges tightly. Use adhesive or tape as needed.
Finish and maintain: Add edging or transition strips if desired. Regularly sweep and mop to keep your flooring looking new.
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