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Product InfoProductsProduct Info Here are the 3 best solutions for home gym flooring: Rubber Tiles, Rubber Rolls, and Turf. Let’s take a quick look at each option to help you select the best fit for your project. Rubber Rolls Rubber rolls are less expensive per square foot than rubber tiles, and result in a cleaner overall finished look due to fewer "seams / joints". The (small) downside of rubber rolls. If your roll needs maintenance, you may need to replace the entire roll, or cut out the damaged section and inlay a replacement piece. The Best Thickness If using weights in your home gym, we recommend a minimum of 1/4 inch thick rubber rolls, however, 3/8 inch is the most popular and will better protect your investment. Shop All Rubber Roll Options Rubber Tiles Rubber tiles are easier to maintain than rubber rolls. Why? Because single tiles are much easier to replace than an entire roll. Pop-up the old tile & pop-down a new tile within 1 minute. Tile Thickness Thicker tiles are more expensive than thinner tiles, but are necessary to stand up to the abuse from heavy weights. We recommend a minimum of 1/4 inch tiles for home gym floors that expect a lot of action from weights, such as dumbbells, kettlebells or barbell drops from dead-lifts or hang cleans. The most popular thickness for commercial gyms is 3/8", so if your home gym flooring budget allows it, we highly recommend 3/8" - in the end it will protect your floors & equipment, longer. Shop All Rubber Tile Options Artificial Turf Turf is typically the most expensive option for home gym flooring (depending on quality selections). It's also extremely durable, brightens & softens up a room, is much more comfortable for kids to play on, and feels great underfoot - especially when turf with foam padding is used. Synthetic turf is a great choice for home gyms where you'll be doing agility or sled work - in which case you should select turf with foam padding (for shock absorption) or a minimum of 48 oz face weight (without pad). Shop All Turf Options Home Gym Flooring Installation Tiles Tiles are 2 ft x 2 ft. If tiles are wall to wall, they should sit fine without movement. For smaller areas, or tiled areas that aren't fully surrounded by walls, additional anchoring may be necessary. Rubber Rolls Rolls are 4 ft wide and can be cut to any length. Some products may have minimum lengths. Rolls can be anchored to the floor with double sided tape, adhesive, or fasteners. Adhesive is recommended for heavy-duty applications. Turf Depending on the type of turf selected, the rolls may be available in 12 or 15 foot widths and can usually be cut to any length. Minimums may apply. Depending on the surface that the turf is installed on the weight of the turf may keep it in place. If additional anchoring is necessary, you can apply double sided tape to the seams and edges, or apply adhesive to the outside edges & seams. Review our Indoor Turf Installation Guide for tips. Tell Us About Your Project Your Name * Your Email * Phone Number * Zip Code (for shipping estimates) Enter your questions, or tell us about your project below * * Required Fields ΔProducts 1 2 → Showing 1–20 of 23 results Default sorting Sort by popularity Sort by average rating Sort by latest Sort by price: low to high Sort by price: high to low Black SportFloor – 4′ Wide Rubber Flooring Roll $1.55 – $3.62 per sq. ft. (sold in 4' wide rolls) View Details Black SportFloor – Rubber Tile (Price is per 24"x24" tile - see order minimums in product description.) $11.46 – $16.54 View Details Coin Interlocking Tile – Perfection Floor Tile (8 Tiles per Box) $74.00 – $89.00 View Details ColorBlast SportFloor – Rubber Tile (15% Black with 85% Color Flake - Price is per 24"x24" tile - see order minimums in product description.) $33.20 – $56.69 View Details Confetti SportFloor – 4′ Wide Rubber Flooring Roll $1.33 – $3.48 per sq. ft. (sold in 4' wide rolls) View Details Confetti SportFloor – Rubber Tile (Price is per 24"x24" tile - see order minimums in product description.) $10.94 – $15.91 View Details Cross Training SportFloor – Rubber Tile (Black with 20% Color Flake - Price is per 24"x24" tile - see order minimums in product description.) $14.23 – $21.26 View Details Diamond Plate Interlocking Tile (8 Tiles per Box) $71.00 – $86.00 View Details Interlocking Rubber Tile 2′ x 2′ x 3/8″ $12.67 View Details Interlocking Rubber Tile: 2′ x 2′ x 1/2″ $13.25 View Details Isometric SportFloor – 4′ Wide Rubber Flooring Roll (Black with 10% Color) $1.48 – $3.75 per sq. ft. (sold in 4' wide rolls) View Details Isometric SportFloor – Rubber Tile (Black with 10% Color Flake - Price is per 24"x24" tile - see order minimums in product description.) $12.26 – $18.09 View Details Mega-Lock Rubber Tile – 30″ x 30″ x 1/2″ (Available in 1/2 in and 3/4 in Thicknesses) $34.60 View Details Mega-Lock Rubber Tile – 30″ x 30″ x 3/4″ (Available in 1/2 in and 3/4 in Thicknesses) $36.00 View Details Rubber Mat: 4′ x 6′ x 1/2″ $84.13 View Details Rubber Mat: 4′ x 6′ x 3/4″ $85.07 View Details Rubber Mat: 4′ x 8′ x 1/2″ $112.00 View Details Rubber Mat: 4′ x 8′ x 3/4″ – Black $114.00 View Details SportScape IV Sports Field Turf (Per Square Foot, 58 oz Poly Blade / Nylon Thatch, 5 mm Foam Pad (Square Foot)) $4.49 sq. ft. View Details Straight Edge Square Rubber Tile: 2′ x 2′ x 1/2″ $15.40 View Details 1 2 → Default sorting Sort by popularity Sort by average rating Sort by latest Sort by price: low to high Sort by price: high to low Showing 1–20 of 23 results
Here are the 3 best solutions for home gym flooring: Rubber Tiles, Rubber Rolls, and Turf.
Let’s take a quick look at each option to help you select the best fit for your project.
Rubber rolls are less expensive per square foot than rubber tiles, and result in a cleaner overall finished look due to fewer "seams / joints".
The (small) downside of rubber rolls.
If your roll needs maintenance, you may need to replace the entire roll, or cut out the damaged section and inlay a replacement piece.
The Best Thickness
If using weights in your home gym, we recommend a minimum of 1/4 inch thick rubber rolls, however, 3/8 inch is the most popular and will better protect your investment.
Rubber tiles are easier to maintain than rubber rolls.
Why? Because single tiles are much easier to replace than an entire roll. Pop-up the old tile & pop-down a new tile within 1 minute.
Tile Thickness
Thicker tiles are more expensive than thinner tiles, but are necessary to stand up to the abuse from heavy weights.
We recommend a minimum of 1/4 inch tiles for home gym floors that expect a lot of action from weights, such as dumbbells, kettlebells or barbell drops from dead-lifts or hang cleans.
The most popular thickness for commercial gyms is 3/8", so if your home gym flooring budget allows it, we highly recommend 3/8" - in the end it will protect your floors & equipment, longer.
Turf is typically the most expensive option for home gym flooring (depending on quality selections). It's also extremely durable, brightens & softens up a room, is much more comfortable for kids to play on, and feels great underfoot - especially when turf with foam padding is used.
Synthetic turf is a great choice for home gyms where you'll be doing agility or sled work - in which case you should select turf with foam padding (for shock absorption) or a minimum of 48 oz face weight (without pad).
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