The protective rubber tiles are the ideal solution for creating a workout platform or protecting your floors and equipment. Designed to absorb shock and reduce vibration, these tiles offer optimum safety for weight training, cross-training and intensive training areas.
Details and Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 100 x 100 cm, covering 1 m² per tile.
- Available thicknesses: 15 mm, 25 mm and 30 mm.
- Fine-grain top layer: easy to clean with a vacuum cleaner or mop, ideal for keeping training areas clean.
- Density: 980 kg/m³ for 15 mm, 960 kg/m³ for 25 mm and 950 kg/m³ for 30 mm.
- Weight: approx. 14 kg in 15 mm, 23 kg in 25 mm and 27 kg in 30 mm (±5%).
- Installation: No need for glue on stable ground; a level floor is required to guarantee long tile life.
| Thickness |
Recommended use |
Weight per tile |
Density |
| 15 mm |
Machine and equipment area |
approx. 14 kg |
980 kg/m³ |
| 25 mm |
Versatile home gym |
approx. 23 kg |
960 kg/m³ |
| 30 mm |
Bar drops, weightlifting |
approx. 27 kg |
950 kg/m³ |
Features of Rubber Tiles for Gym Floors
These double-layer compressed rubber tiles are specially designed to withstand impact and demanding exercise:
- Shock absorption and vibration reduction: Limits noise pollution, protects the floor and preserves your equipment when using heavy loads.
- Non-slip surface and maximum stability: The ultra-adherent texture offers unrivalled stability for exercises such as squats and deadlifts.
- High density: With a density ranging from 950 to 980 kg/m³, these tiles maintain optimum strength, reducing compression under heavy loads.
Advantages of Rubber Floor Tiles for Sports and Fitness Rooms
These rubber floor tiles are designed for optimum versatility in gyms, cross-training areas or weightlifting zones. Their robust composition and non-slip surface ensure a safe, high-performance environment, while protecting your facilities.
Our guides: choosing rubber tiles.
Number of tiles needed
Each tile measures 100 x 100 cm and covers 1 m². Allow 6 tiles for a 2 x 3 m deadlift platform and 12 tiles for a 3 x 4 m room.
Frequently asked questions
Which tile thickness should you choose?
Three thicknesses are available: 15, 25 and 30 mm. The 15 mm suits an equipment and machine area. The 25 mm is the right compromise for a versatile home gym. The 30 mm is the one to choose if you drop loaded bars on the floor, in deadlifts or weightlifting.
What area does one tile cover?
Each tile measures 100 x 100 cm and therefore covers 1 sq m. Orders are placed by minimum quantity: 4 tiles for the 15 mm thickness and 2 tiles for the 30 mm. For a deadlift platform, allow 4 to 6 sq m depending on the length of your bar.
Do the tiles need to be glued to the floor?
No, no adhesive is needed on a stable floor. The weight and density of the tiles are enough to hold them in place. The floor does need to be flat, otherwise the tiles warp and wear prematurely at the joints.
Do I need to buy edge strips or finishing pieces?
No. The 15, 25 and 30 mm tiles are cut with a utility knife to fit your room. Trim the last row to the dimensions of your floor and cut around walls, pillars or corners. It is simple, more economical, and gives a made-to-measure finish. For a clean cut, especially in 25 and 30 mm, use a new blade and a metal ruler, and make several passes.
Do these tiles really reduce noise?
The double layer compressed rubber absorbs impact and limits the transmission of vibration into the building structure, which noticeably reduces disturbance for neighbours or the floor below. No tile completely removes the noise of a dropped bar; the 30 mm thickness is the most effective on this point.
How do you clean the tiles?
The fine grain top layer is maintained with a vacuum cleaner or a mop, with no special product. The density, from 980 kg per cubic metre in 15 mm to 950 kg per cubic metre in 30 mm, prevents the surface from denting under heavy loads and so keeps its appearance over time.
What uses are these rubber tiles suited to?
These tiles are used to build a lifting platform or to protect the floor and equipment, in a home gym, a commercial gym, a Cross Training area or a weightlifting zone. Their anti-slip surface gives stability on heavy exercises such as squats and deadlifts, while absorbing impacts.
Standard tile or interlocking puzzle tile?
The standard tile is laid edge to edge and comes in 15, 25 and 30 mm. The interlocking puzzle tile clicks together and limits gaps, in 15 mm. For dropping loaded barbells, choose the standard tile in 30 mm.
Rubber or EVA foam?
Our tiles are made of compressed rubber from 950 to 980 kg/m³ and weigh 14 to 27 kg. Unlike EVA foam tiles, this density limits compression under load and keeps the surface flat over time.
