rubber tilesClassic V-Groove Tiles
Classic V-Groove tiles are an everyday workhorse for gyms and weight rooms. A grooved surface, choi…
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DIFFERENT SPACES. CONSIDERED SOLUTIONS.
Commercial & Franchise Gyms.
Coordinate a consistent material palette and specification across your locations.
Discuss your space ↗START WITH THE RIGHT QUESTIONS
YOUR SPACE.
YOUR SPECIFICATION.
Consider traffic, equipment, moisture, noise and the existing base. Share a measured plan and site photos so we can discuss the floor in context.
Outdoor use, impact safety and thickness recommendations require product-specific technical review. The ranges below are a starting point.
Prepare your subfloor ↗RANGES TO EXPLORE.
rubber tiles
rubber tilesClassic Interlocking Tiles
An interlocking rubber tile range for gym layouts. Discuss the subfloor, dimensions and available t…
rubber tilesLaminated Tiles
Laminated rubber tiles for gym flooring. Ask for finish samples and technical details for your prop…
rubber tilesLaminated Interlocking Tiles
A laminated finish in an interlocking format. Build a considered gym specification with support fro…
rubber tilesPremium Tiles
Discover the Premium rubber tile range and request a sample to compare its finish for your gym.
rubber rollsRubber Rolls
Continuous rubber rolls offer slip resistance, shock absorption and noise reduction, with low-maint…
What products do you offer?
Explore 13 ranges of rubber tiles, rubber rolls and virgin-PVC interlocking tiles.
What thicknesses are available for Classic V-Groove?
The verified options are 10, 15 and 20 mm. Ask our team to review your intended use.
What thickness are PVC interlocking tiles?
The virgin-PVC interlocking range is 8 mm.
Which Classic tile colours are available?
Black, grey, blue, green and terracotta. Physical samples are the best way to check appearance.
Can I request custom printing?
Custom logo printing can be discussed for virgin-PVC interlocking tiles. Share your artwork with a quote enquiry.
Which thickness is best for my gym?
Share equipment, use and subfloor details. Thickness alone does not determine impact or acoustic performance.