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Super Heavy Duty Flooring - Hygiene Coated - (50cm x 50cm x 2cm)

Super Heavy Duty Flooring - Hygiene Coated - (50cm x 50cm x 2cm)

by Ligum Fight Gear

R329.00

Introducing our Hygiene-Coated Super Heavy Duty Flooring, engineered for professional-grade durability and functionality in rigorous training environments. Crafted with a consistent 2cm thickness and featuring a smooth black and blue surface, minimizing friction for enhanced movement. The textured multicolored underside ensures stability and grip during intense workouts. With connector clip holes for seamless integration, installation is effortless. For added convenience, individuals can use adhesive floor glue for secure attachment. Ideal for professional fight gyms and high-impact fitness facilities, our flooring offers optimum durability, shock absorption, and sound insulation. Constructed from recycled, non-toxic, and low VOC polyurethane bonding raw materials. Available in dimensions of 50cm x 50cm, these heavy-duty tiles have high density and weight, eliminating the need for adhesives, although adhesive fixation is recommended for optimal results. Additionally, they can be easily cut to size with a utility knife. Our Hygiene-Coated Super Heavy Duty Flooring is eco-conscious, made from recycled materials and free from contaminants like metals and stones, ensuring safety for skin contact. Specifications: Composition: SBR Rubber & PU adhesive ⁠Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm x 2cm ⁠Structure: Flat top and textured bottom surface ⁠Colors: Black, Green, Blue, Yellow 1 x Square = 4.25kg Total space each pack takes up when installed: 1 pack occupies 0,25 square meters (4.25kg) 4 pack occupies 1 square meter (17kg) 8 pack occupies 2 square meters (34kg) If You Know.

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