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MA1 Premium Rubber Gym Mat - 1m x 1m x 15mm - Solid Blue 37% Off

MA1 Premium Rubber Gym Mat - 1m x 1m x 15mm - Solid Blue

by MA1

24.90 AUD 39.50 AUD 37% off

*Note: Rubber tiles are roughly 13kg each and requires to be shipped on a pallet with a tailgate delivery. Please contact us at [email protected] for an accurate delivery quote (send address + quantity of tiles). Our best quality gym rubber flooring just got better - now available in ocean blue or desert red. Set with a full blue top layer, our premium rubber flooring keeps looking better and better. Ideal for breaking up your gym flooring, you can either use the blue rubber matting to highlight a specific section of the gym or even as a runway to guide your clients around the gym. These rubber tiles are constructed with fine granule all the way through the tile, making it more durable, more shock absorbent and more effective at sound proofing. Non toxic and covers 1m x 1m area of space, you can deck out your gym confidently even when they are high levels of foot traffic. Ideal for weightlifting spaces to protect not only your floor underneath but your bars and weights as well. Check out the quality and pick the right colour for your gym at our commercial fitness equipment warehouse and or buy your rubber tiles online today! Please email us for a quote: [email protected] Please note: that the price is for 1 Rubber Mat. For laying flooring for 20SQM or greater, we recommend an offset brick pattern to account for any noticeable minor variations in the sizing of matting. Please note: Actual colour may vary, due to different device screen settings and lighting. For more information, view our rubber matting info sheet. Not sure if this rubber flooring suits you, check out our blog: What type of rubber flooring is suitable for me? for more info! Rubber FAQs Q: Do you need to glue it down? A: We would not recommend glueing these down. The tiles expand and contract with impacts, so if you glue them down you’re inhibiting the rubber’s movement. This means not only are you restricting the tile’s ability to absorb impact — which is the point of rubber flooring — you’re allowing the rubber to expand at different rates which will tear the tile apart over time. Q: How easy are they to cut? A: These rubber tiles are very easy to cut with the right technique. All you need is a Stanley knife and a straight-edge or ruler. Simply score a line in the rubber, then repeat until you’re through the tile. You want long cuts instead of a ‘sawing’ motion. It helps to prop something under the mat to open the cut up once you’re halfway through. The knives can slightly deviate from the ruler the deeper the cut goes, so it’s advisable to start your cut on the top side. Q: How do you clean them? A: The best way to clean these is with a damp mop and maybe a touch of light soap or disinfectant. They can trap water so you probably don’t want to routinely saturate them. Q: Do they have a beveled edge? A: Yes, all our rubber mats come with a beveled edge. Q: Are these commercial grade? A: These mats are in dozens of commercial gyms and sporting clubs across the country. 15mm rubber flooring is the industry-standard for weights areas, with 25mm and 50mm also available for heavy-duty weight zones. Q: Can these be used outside? A: The rubber itself is incredibly durable. However, if you leave them outside they may trap water, and trapped water can go stagnant. If you don’t plan to bring them back into an enclosed space this shouldn’t be an issue, but if you are then you may want to consider properly drying them out if they get saturated. Q: Do these have a fire rating? A: Yes for our premium rubber tiles. Specification: Thickness: 15mm Colour: Blue Size: 1m x 1m Weight: 13kg approx Package Content: 1 x Rubber Tile

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