Gym Mats

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  Gym-Tile Interlocking Rubber Sports Tiles

  From: £32.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

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  Wide Rib Rubber Roll Matting

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  From: £0.38 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

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  Plate Finish Rubber Roll Matting

  From: £0.43 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

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  Interlock Solid Rubber Tiles & Edges

  From: £19.07 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

Where to use Gym Mats

Our Gym Mats are designed for use in commercial gyms, but can equally be used in home gym set ups. They are best placed on flat, hard surfaces such as concrete, wood, tiles or laminate.

Why use Gym Mats?

For a safer work out, gym mats provide grip and comfort. The grip will help stop slips and falls by giving sure footedness during exercises. They do not give too much grip which would otherwise restrict movement, potentially leading to more trips and falls. They help stop slips associated with spills, such as water, drinks and sweat.

The slight cushioning effect they provide also leads to a more comfortable experience, especially in comparison to cold, hard floors. They will reduce impact on the joints, to help reduce stress and strains on the body, which, in turn, helps to prevent injury.

Gym mats will also protect the sub floor from damage from people, exercise machinery and equipment, including weights. If using heavy weights, be sure to choose mats with sufficient depth capable of absorbing the impact. Mats can be placed beneath benches and machinery to prevent stress, indentation and scratches to the floor beneath.

Cleaning

It is important to keep gym mats clean. Spillages are commonplace in a gym environment and, even though the mats have anti-slip properties, it is important that they are cleaned quickly to help prevent accidents and to improve hygiene.

The warm and humid environment found in gyms and leisure centres is a perfect breeding ground for bacteria. Inevitably bacteria will find it’s way onto the mats, so it is important that mats are regularly cleaned with a mild detergent to keep them hygienic and stop them being a source of bacterial transfer.

Should I Choose Gym Mats, Rolls or Tiles?

The type of gym mat you choose depends on the area you need to cover. Single mats will cover a small area for a focused workout with little movement. Rolls will cover long runs or are ideal for placing beneath rows of exercise equipment, such as cardio equipment or weights machines for instance.

Gym tiles are the most popular choice to use in gyms, because they can be used to cover entire flooring areas from wall to wall and can easily be cut to fit around corners, fixtures and other obstacles.

Still have questions regarding Gym Mats?

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