Rubber Rolls Flooring

Rubber rolls have good shock absorption if one falls. They are durable , perfect for high traffic areas and large spaces that see a lot of activity. Rolled rubber flooring offers an elegant seamless appearance (when installed correctly, it is nearly impossible to see where one roll ends and another begins) and can perfectly complement the theme of the sports facility. Most rubber rolls come with a black base and color flecks, but you can choose from a variety of designer options for a more unique and trendy appearance. . They’re available in different thicknesses to better suit different needs and requirements – thin rubber rolls can hold up to bodyweight exercises, medium thickness is great for universal gyms, and thicker rolls are perfect for CrossFit, powerlifting, and other high impact activities. Rubber floor rolls are large and heavy and typically need a glue or tape-down installation to create a safe workout surface. They create a more permanent flooring option than rubber tiles.

PRODUCT FEATURES:

● Long-lasting ,affordable and easy to install

● Rubber tiles are very durable and extremely resilient and fit to any space.

● Provides good grip ,withstands heavy load and high impact activity and feels soft and comfortable underfoot

● Offer superb cushioning and shock absorption and Available in variety of texture and colour

● Ultra-durable and suitable for high impact activities

● Easier installation in large spaces (a large area can be completely covered with just a couple of rolls);

● Secure fit (the glued-down flooring system is locked in place)

● Seamless appearance

● Greater water resistance

INSTALLATION METHOD:

1. When you install rubber rolls you have 3 options:

● Loose lay

● Tape the perimeter

● Full glue down

1. Loose lay method

● Loose laying your rubber rolls is exactly how it sounds - no glue, no tape, simply roll the flooring into place and you’re done. We do recommend placing some equipment near the ends to help the rolls from curling up, but for the most part, rolls at least ⅜” thick can stay in place in a commercial gym with no adhesives.

● Gym owners love the portability of loose laid floors. Ever been to a gym that moved locations? If you glue your floor down, you have to start completely from scratch when you move. Loose laying your rubber gym flooring gives you the option to take it with you wherever you go.

1. Tape perimeter

● Clean your sub floor so that it is free of all dust, dirt, grease or other foreign material.

● Loose lay out the rolls in the room as you would like them to look after a complete installation. (The rolls can be directional so make sure the color matches on each roll. If the colors do not appear to match, flip them or turn them 180 degrees to ensure color matches.

● Make any necessary cuts to the rolls to fit them into the room using a straightedge and a Utility Knife with a fresh blade. We recommend leaving a gap around the rolls roughly the thickness of the rolls being used to account for expansion and contraction.

● Apply double sided tape to the perimeter of each roll.

● Place rubber rolls back into position on top of the double sided tape.

1. Full Glue Down.

● Clean your sub floor so that it is free of all dust, dirt, grease or other foreign material. Also when gluing your flooring down, it is recommended that the sub floor is free of any moisture.

● Loose lay out the rolls in the room as you would like them to look after a complete installation. (The rolls can be directional so make sure the color matches on each roll. If the colors do not appear to match, flip them or turn them 180 degrees to ensure color matches.

● Make any necessary cuts to the rolls to fit them into the room using a straightedge and a Utility Knife with a fresh blade. We recommend leaving a gap around the rolls roughly the thickness of the rolls being used to account for expansion and contraction.

● Roll up the rolls at one end of the room. Put down a 10 foot long light layer of adhesive and unroll 10 feet of the flooring into the adhesive at a time. Repeat this step for every 10 feet of roll length until the entire roll has been unrolled into its desired position.

● After all rolls have been glued down, it is often recommended to use a 100 pound roller on the floor in order to guarantee good adherence to the subfloor. If a roller is not available, walking on the flooring in small choppy steps to ensure every spot of flooring has been walked on can also work.

INSTALLATION MATERIALS:

● Tape Measure

● Plastic connector pins

● Rubber mallet

● Utility knife

● Straight edge (e.g., ruler, carpenter’s square)

● Chalk

● Rubber tiles

● Tile cutters

● Trowels

● Mat mover

● Polyurethane adhesive

● Seam sealer