The right gym flooring protects your subfloor, reduces noise and vibration, and gives members a safe surface to train on. The wrong flooring curls at the edges, smells for months or cracks under dropped weights.
Interlocking floor tiles
Interlocking rubber gym floor tiles are easy to install without glue and easy to replace when one is damaged. A 3/8 inch tile suits cardio areas and general training floors.
Rubber stall mats
Heavy 3/4 inch rubber stall mats are the go-to for lifting platforms and deadlift areas. They are heavy enough to stay in place and absorb the impact of dropped bars.
Turf
Gym turf creates a lane for sled pushes, drags, lunges and agility work. It is a popular addition to functional training zones and athletic weight rooms.
How much do you need?
Measure the room and mark where cardio, strength and functional areas will go. We quote flooring per 100 square feet and include it in our free layout plan, so you can see exactly what goes where.