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The Demand for rubber flooring has increased due to an increase in health concerns with commercial gyms. Many People are now looking at getting their home gym set up during these times and rubber flooring is a staple for a solid home gym setup. Rubber flooring is an incredibly resilient and versatile product that is made to withstand heavy use and impact. This is a must-have when you deal with making your gym especially if there will be any sort of weights involved. Unlike many other floors that either aren’t made for impact or are not meant to handle large amounts of weight, rubber flooring can handle both. Looking to add a little personalization to your gym? The manufacturers we work with have different speck colors to add some flare to your home gym. These floors come in both tile forms or in rolls, and both provide excellent traction when wet or dry. Contact us today for pricing! Let’s make your dream home gym a reality.
What is the best installation method for a rubber gym flooring?
A full spread glue-down is the best option for providing a secure and sturdy installation, which minimizes the amount of shifting with your new rubber flooring. Also, performance with weights and equipment vastly improves due to the rubber being more stable compared to a floating or double-face tape installation.
What thickness should someone choose?
We recommend a minimum rubber thickness of 3/8 inches because it will hold up for general exercises and weight lifting. If you need something more heavy duty you can opt for 1/2-inch rubber flooring, which generally comes in the same color selections as the 3/8-inch option. A quality installation is one of the main factors in getting the best performance out of a rubber floor.
Can someone install rubber flooring themselves?
Yes, installing rubber flooring can be a DIY-friendly project. For DIY projects, it may be easier to use a loose lay or double face tape (Made for rubber). If you are using rolled rubber flooring, keep in mind they are very heavy and you may need more than one person to unload and fit the rubber correctly. For your DIY project, all you really need is a quality knife with a sharp blade to make your cuts. Try to keep your lines as straight as possible. For extra ease, there are interlocking tiles that you can purchase as well which aren't as aesthetic however they perform great.
