Gym Floor Mats, Rubber Tiles & Gym Flooring UK
Commercial-Grade Gym Flooring, rubber floor tiles, rolls, and exercise mats for home & commercial gyms. Choose from a wide range, of high-quality rubber flooring, interlocking tiles, turf, and viny surfaces to suit any gym area. At Stronger UK we also provide consultation and installation services, and our team of experts can guide you through the design and installation process. We have +20 years of experience and work with professional studios and homeowners all over the UK.
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Gym Floor Solutions, Rubber Floor Tiles & Mats
Despite being one of the most critical aspects of any gym setup we find floorings is frequently overlooked in the gym design process, and sometimes simply due to lack of knowledge. Done well, the appropriate solution will provide the cornerstone of an engaging and enjoyable workout experience and will be hassle free for years. Without the right guidance, choosing the right surface can be frustrating and costly, causing problems such as lack of stability during workouts, acoustic & hygiene issues and more.
At Stronger we have years of experience in gym flooring projects and with a little thought and guidance, we'll get the right solution for you. We provide high quality rubber mats, anti slip mats, interlocking tiles, rolls, vinyl floors and turf solutions to suit any area of your workout space.
Essential tips to consider when choosing your exercise Flooring
When choosing the correct floor surface you must consider the space, the subfloor, the type of equipment you’ll be using, and the workout you’ll be performing. Factors to bear in mind:
- Type of Material: Most offering comes in rubber, but you can also find Vinyl Floors and Turf for outdoor gyms.
- Thickness: the thickness will be determined by your workouts, your ceiling height, what subfloor you have etc.
- Design & aesthetics: You can have square tiles that interlock and are layed almost like a puzzle (seemless) or you can have straight cut that usually get glued to the floor below.
- Type of training: Consider the type of workout you will be doing and choose the product that fits your needs.
- Subfloors: Get the sub floor preparation right. In our experience the majority of 'flooring' issues that home gyms experience are actually due to the subfloor rather than the flooring.
Floor Thickness
The thickness of the floor surface directly influences the amount of impact and protection it can offer. Dropping heavy weights (barbells, dumbbells, etc.) can damage the original subfloor and the ground underneath if your flooring isn't thick enough. So the surface thickness will depend on the type of exercise and also the makeup of the sub-floor.
Here's a quick overview of a range of material thickness we provide.
- 5mmThis is the thinnest option available and works well for cardio machines and activities like yoga. 5mm will provide excellent traction and impact resistance against dropping lightweight dumbbells and walking foot traffic.
- 7-10mmThis is the most popular thickness for home gym projects. These tend to offer the best all round solution without significantly increasing the existing floor levels and reducing ceiling height.
- 10-15mmThese will accommodate high-intensity interval training (HIIT), jumping, and protection against heavier weights of around 20kg (sub floor dependent).
- 20-40mmMore home gyms are now focused on strength training and even olympic lifting. These will require thicker tiles to protect the sub floor and equipment. Generally, the ground floor is more suited to home gyms featuring heavy lifting. Drop pads can also be a useful addition.
If in doubt feel free to contact us and we shall try and resolve all your questions.
Further Reading: If you are considering a personal project that requires a flooring solution may also read our complete guide on Home Gym Project.