We have four main options of gym mats.
Home coloured gym tiles are our thinnest mats at 10mm, but they are the most aesthetic option. They are ideal for home gyms, gentle exercises and lightweight machines or weights.
Solid top gym mats are 16mm mats, with 12mm of rubber and a 4mm underside bobble. These are one of our most popular products as they are affordable per m².
Interlocking gym tiles are available as 50cm x 50cm tiles or 1m x 1m mega tiles. They are 17mm thick and are a durable option for gym and garage flooring.
The mats are supplied in the measurements listed on the website, but they can be cut to size to achieve a flush fit once installed. Customers often cut the jigsaw-style pieces off the interlocking gym tiles so they can sit flush against a wall.
The thinner mats can usually be cut with a sharp Stanley knife blade. For the heavy duty mat, we recommend a tool such as a hacksaw or circular blade. It can be cut with a Stanley knife, but it may take a while.
Yes. There are different edging pieces available to fit each style of mat and full details can be found on the specific product page.
Yes. Although these mats are marketed for gym use, they are also suitable for garages and sheds. The mats are also used in warehouses due to their anti-fatigue properties.
We do not typically recommend gym mats for outdoor use, other than the straight edge heavy duty gym mats.
Some customers have used them outside and have been happy with them, but on rare occasions, the combination of rain, sunlight and temperature changes can cause the rubber to expand and contract, creating pressure where mats interlock together.
No. Whilst EVA foam tiles are typically cheaper, we do not believe they make for a good quality mat. Our mats are made from a combination of natural and recycled rubber, which makes them much more durable than plastic or EVA foam mats.
No. Due to the weight of the mats, adhesive is not usually necessary.
