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Reviews- Rubber Gym Mats – heavy-duty mats for racks & platforms
- Interlocking Gym Tiles – quick, DIY installation
- Gym Floor Rolls – seamless look for studios & aisles
- Sled Tracks – high-traction sprint & push lanes
- Acoustic Underlay – reduce transfer to rooms below
- Edge Ramps & Trims – safe transitions & ADA/BS 8300 friendly
Key Benefits
- Shock absorption: protects concrete and equipment during drops
- Non-slip surface: grippy texture, safe when dry or lightly wet
- Noise & vibration reduction: denser compounds dampen impact
- Low odour, low maintenance: wipe-clean, sealed surfaces
- Modular & replaceable: swap tiles without lifting the whole floor
- UK stock & fast delivery: trade quantities ready to ship
Thickness Guide
| Area | Recommended Thickness | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Cardio / Studio | 6–8 mm | Comfort & traction, lighter loads |
| Machines / Selectorised | 8–10 mm | General protection & stability |
| Free-Weights (≤ 60 kg drops) | 10–15 mm | Impact & noise control |
| Platforms / Heavy Lifting | 20–30 mm | Max shock absorption & vibration damping |
| Sled Lanes | 10–15 mm | High traction & abrasion resistance |
| Apartments / Mezzanines | + Acoustic Underlay | Reduce sound transfer below |
Technical Overview
- Material: high-density recycled/EPDM rubber compounds
- Finish: textured, non-slip; bevelled or straight edges
- Sizes: 500–1000 mm tiles; 1‑1.25 m wide rolls
- Thicknesses: 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30 mm (product-specific)
- Installation: loose-lay, interlock, or tape/adhesive for permanent areas
- Maintenance: vacuum, then damp mop with neutral pH cleaner
Installation & Care
- Prepare: clean, dry, level subfloor (concrete, ply, existing vinyl/rubber)
- Acclimatise: 24–48 hrs at room temperature
- Layout: stagger joints; leave 2–3 mm expansion at walls
- Fix: interlock/loose-lay for small rooms; tape or adhesive for edges, ramps and heavy-use zones
- Finish: add ramps & trims at doorways
Trade & bulk orders: call 01744 520 110 or email sales@slip-not.co.uk for pallet pricing and lead times.
FAQs
What thickness do I need for free-weights?
10–15 mm suits most racks and dumbbell zones. For frequent heavy drops or Olympic lifting platforms, use 20–30 mm.
Will it reduce noise for neighbours below?
Yes — dense rubber already dampens impact. For best results on mezzanines or flats, combine tiles/rolls with our acoustic underlay.
Is the rubber strong-smelling?
Products are formulated for low odour. Any slight smell dissipates after ventilation and initial cleaning.
Can I install it myself?
Interlocking tiles are DIY-friendly. For large commercial areas, we recommend tape or adhesive per product instructions.
Is it suitable with underfloor heating?
Yes, in most cases. Keep surface temps < 27 °C and follow the heating manufacturer’s guidance.
Why Choose Gym Flooring?
Selecting the right gym flooring is essential for safety, comfort and performance. High‑quality gym flooring protects your subfloor from heavy weights and equipment, provides traction to prevent slips, and cushions impacts to reduce strain on joints. Whether you're outfitting a home gym, a commercial fitness centre or a CrossFit box, proper flooring reduces noise, absorbs vibration and enhances the overall workout experience.Applications
• Home gyms and garage training areas
• Commercial gyms, studios and fitness centres
• Weightlifting platforms and powerlifting zones
• CrossFit boxes, HIIT and functional training spaces
• Yoga, Pilates and dance studios
• School sports halls and community centres
• Rehabilitation and physiotherapy roomsMaterials & Construction
Gym flooring is made from durable materials such as recycled rubber, EVA foam and PVC. Rubber tiles and rolls offer dense, shock‑absorbing support for weight rooms and heavy lifting. EVA foam interlocking tiles provide a softer surface for bodyweight exercises and martial arts. PVC sports flooring offers a smooth, easy‑to‑clean finish ideal for multipurpose spaces. Thickness options range from 6 mm for cardio and lightweight training to 20 mm or more for heavy weightlifting and sled work.Installation & Maintenance
Most gym flooring uses interlocking tile systems or loose‑lay rolls that require no adhesives, making installation quick and DIY‑friendly. For permanent commercial installations or heavy drop zones, adhesive can be used to secure tiles and ramps. Sweep or vacuum regularly and clean with a pH‑neutral detergent and warm water. Avoid solvents or harsh chemicals that could degrade the material. Replace individual tiles as needed for a fresh, hygienic training space.FAQ
What thickness do I need for gym flooring? 6–8 mm is sufficient for cardio and studio use, 8‑15 mm for machine and selectorised weight areas, and 15‑20 mm or more for heavy free weight zones.
Does gym flooring reduce noise? Yes. Dense rubber tiles and rolls dampen vibration and noise, protecting neighbours and reducing echo in larger spaces.
Can I install gym flooring over carpet? For best results, install over a firm, level surface. Remove carpet or choose rigid tiles/plywood underlay to create a stable base.
Is gym flooring suitable with underfloor heating? Many rubber and PVC options work with underfloor heating, but check product specifications to ensure thermal compatibility.
How do I clean gym flooring? Sweep or vacuum debris regularly. Mop with a mild detergent and warm water, then allow to dry completely before use.Related Guides & Resources
• Rubber Flooring Guide – /pages/rubber-flooring-guide
• Rubber Matting Guide – /pages/rubber-matting-guide-types-thickness-benefits
• Rubber Sheet Guide – /pages/rubber-sheet-guide-types-materials-uses-buying-tips
• Rubber Gym Mats – /collections/rubber-gym-mats-uk-heavy-duty-gym-flooring
• Gym Mats Exercise Flooring – /collections/gym-mats-exercise-flooring-for-home-commercial-gymsHow do I clean and maintain it?
Vacuum grit daily. Damp mop weekly with a neutral pH cleaner. Avoid solvent or high-alkaline products.
