Durable Non-Slip Stair Mats for Fireproof Home Fitness

Yes, we're happy to provide flooring samples for a variety of our products. Complete the form on our Request a Sample page and we'll ship samples to you as quickly as possible.

Gym floors should be firm enough to withstand the impact of workout weights or equipment. For light workouts, we recommend 1/4" thick gym flooring and no less than 5/16" thick for weight lifting, heavier fitness machines, and cardio.

There are a few options for securing your new rubber home gym flooring or commercial gym flooring. If you opt for a rubber gym tile format, an adhesive is unnecessary--these tiles interlock to stay in place. If you elect to go with a rubber mat or sheet format, you have the option of a temporary installation by loose-laying the mats, a semi-permanent installation.

How often you clean your gym flooring will depend on the number of people using the space and how often it is used. We suggest you vacuum your floors after daily workouts and deep clean your gym floors weekly to prevent dirt from piling up. Regardless of whether you choose tiles, mats, or rolls, gym floors collect a lot of dirt and sweat from workouts so it's important to clean them regularly with a neutral PH cleaner and disinfect as needed.

Shock absorption in rubber gym flooring is vital because it cushions impact, reducing stress on joints like knees and ankles during high-impact exercises. This helps prevent injuries and enhances comfort for anyone using the gym floor mats or workout floor mats.