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Avoid harsh chemicals: Use gentle, non-abrasive cleaners to avoid damaging the gym flooring or causing discoloration. I bought this for my home gym and started using it. It is great for absorbing impact from cardio workouts as well as using weights on it. I also do not need floor mat to do a floor workout like sit-ups and planks. It looks great and non-slippery and extremely easy to install. Overall perfect for my needs. Easy Installation - Rubber mats are a bit heavier than foam mats, yet they are still very fast and easy to install DIY without a specialist fitter. Their versatility and design make them simple to install in any gym space. Tiles can be butted together without glue using a compression method (please see Gym Flooring Installation Guidelines here). Foam Crash Mats - These are specialized mats used for tumbling, gymnastics, and parkour. Conclusion When choosing gym flooring, you want something that will last for years to come, protect the floor or foundation of your home (garage, basement, bedroom, etc.), and be easy to clean/disinfect.

The rubber used in York fitness mat is textured on both sides. Due to the resulting friction, neither the mat slips on the floor nor does anything slip on it. Acoustic Insulation Rubber mats are best for traditional gyms where HIIT, heavy equipment training, and weight lifting take place. They are strong, durable, and provide the protection and comfort needed for workouts.

ULTRA High-Density EVA Gym Mats

The rubber used in this mat is non-vulcanized, which means no harmful chemical solvents are used during its manufacture. It is also free of the smell that’s usually associated with rubber products. Highly Durable

What keeps people from buying rubber gym flooring is the concern with the comfortability of rubber. That’s not an issue here.Home gym flooring is relatively simple, at least when compared to finding the best Olympic barbell or best trap bar. There are really only a few different materials used as flooring for a home gym: rubber floor, vinyl flooring, foam mats, carpet tiles, and artificial turf. The bouncy quality of the tiles is also great for cardio-based workouts as you’ll be jumping around the room with an extra spring in your step. These tiles are incredibly easy to clean and have an anti-porous surface which means they won’t absorb any spillages or bodily fluids that could cause nasty smells. Starting our list are Polymax, a UK gym flooring company providing gym fanatics with the highest quality products to kit out their own gym space. Polymax’s TOUGH range of Weight Lifting Tiles, are one of the best rubber home gym flooring options out there.