FAQ
The most durable type of gym flooring is usually made of rubber crumb materials. These materials are resistant to wear and tear, heavy weights, and high impact activities, making them ideal for gym environments.
- A1: Gym rubber rolls are continuous flooring options that cover large areas seamlessly, providing a uniform surface. Rubber tiles, on the other hand, are individual tiles that can be arranged to create patterns and are ideal for smaller spaces or areas that require design flexibility.
Our gym rubber rolls are designed to withstand the impact and weight of heavy exercise equipment, ensuring durability and protection for both the flooring and equipment.
Yes, both rubber rolls and tiles have excellent sound absorption properties. They help minimize noise from dropped weights and equipment, creating a quieter and more comfortable workout environment.
Cleaning is simple. Regularly sweep or vacuum to remove loose dirt. For deeper cleaning, use a mild detergent and water solution. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive brushes. Our flooring is designed for easy maintenance, ensuring a hygienic and clean gym space.
Absolutely. Rubber flooring provides excellent shock absorption, reducing the impact on joints and minimizing the risk of injury during high-impact exercises, including weightlifting and other intense workouts.
While DIY installation is possible for both rubber rolls and tiles, we strongly recommend professional installation for optimal results. Our experienced team ensures precise fitting and adherence to safety standards.
Yes, we prioritize sustainability. Our rubber flooring is often made from recycled materials, contributing to a more eco-friendly option for gym owners who are conscious of their environmental impact.
We offer a range of colors and design options for both gym rubber rolls and tiles. This customization allows you to create a gym space that aligns with your brand or design preferences.
With proper care and maintenance, our rubber flooring products are designed to have a long lifespan. The exact duration depends on factors like usage, maintenance, and adherence to care guidelines, but our flooring is known for its durability.