Flooring protects your subfloor, your equipment and your members. This guide covers rubber tiles vs rolls, thickness, turf and zoned surfaces for commercial gyms.
Tiles and rolls suit different zones — choose by activity, subfloor and maintenance.
Interlocking tiles are easy to replace, ideal for free-weight and plate-loaded zones.
Seamless rolls suit cardio and functional zones — fewer joins, cleaner look.
8–15mm for general use; 20–50mm under heavy free weights and platforms.
Turf turns a strip of floor into a sled, push and carry zone.
Dense, low-pile turf takes sled pushes and pulls without balding.
Inlaid lane markings define sled and carry zones clearly.
Manage the rubber-to-turf transition cleanly to avoid trip hazards.
Different surfaces for different zones — engineered for each activity.
Thick rubber under free weights, rolls under cardio, turf for functional.
A flat, dry subfloor is essential — we handle prep, fitting and finishing.
Thicker rubber and zoning manage sound travel to neighbouring zones.
We supply and install rubber tiles, rolls, turf and zoned surfaces — with subfloor prep and fitting.
Strength, cardio, functional and free-weight ranges from premium commercial fitness manufacturers. Drop your details and we'll send the brochure and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss your facility.