Home Gym Flooring Solutions
Protect your floors and improve your training surface
Popular Materials
Rubber Tiles
Durable, impact‑absorbing, and easy to replace per tile.
Rolled Rubber
Seamless coverage with strong protection for larger spaces.
Foam Mats
Budget‑friendly cushioning for bodyweight work and mobility.
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Tip: Heavier mats cost more to ship—factor returns and delivery.
Thickness & Protection
For general training and dumbbells, 8–10mm works well. If you lift heavy or drop weights, consider 12–20mm or multi‑layer solutions with plywood underlayment for extra protection.
Quick Installation Steps
- Clean and dry the subfloor; fix any uneven areas.
- Measure and pre‑plan seams; leave small expansion gaps near walls.
- Lay tiles/rolls; trim edges with a sharp utility knife.
- Use double‑sided tape for rolled rubber ends if needed.
- Let materials settle 24–48 hours before heavy lifting.
Thickness Guide (Visual)
Typical thickness recommendations by use case.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need adhesive for rubber tiles?
Usually no—interlocking tiles stay put. For high traffic edges, consider perimeter tape.
Will foam mats dent?
Yes, under heavy loads. They’re best for bodyweight/mobility and light dumbbells.
How do I clean gym flooring?
Vacuum debris, then mop with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh solvents.
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