Rubber Gym Flooring Tiles

Rubber tiles are the default gym floor for a reason – they go down in a day, come up again if you move, and take a dropped barbell without complaint. The range runs from 10mm to 60mm in 1m x 1m, 1m x 0.5m and 500mm formats, chosen on density and edge fit so the joints stay tight under load.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which rubber gym tiles are best for dropping weights?
For areas where barbells and heavy dumbbells get dropped, choose 30mm or thicker. The Gymgear 30mm tile is built to handle heavy drops in free-weight areas, and the Gymgear 40mm tile is made for heavy lifting zones. 20mm tiles are better kept for general training with lighter weights and kettlebells.
How do you cut rubber gym mats?
Rubber gym tiles can be cut with a sharp Stanley knife. Mark the line, hold a metal straight edge firmly along it and make several passes rather than forcing one deep cut. Gymgear lists a Stanley knife and rubber hammer as the only tools needed for its Premium tiles. Allow a few extra tiles for cuts when ordering rubber gym tiles.
Do rubber gym tiles need to be glued down?
Usually not. Most of our rubber tiles loose-lay and lock together: Gymgear Premium tiles use hidden connectors, Rival Strength SBR tiles include plastic connectors, and Sprung Konnecta tiles are self-locking. Edge ramps that are not locked into a compatible tile do need floor adhesive. Check each listing for the fixing method.
Where can I buy rubber gym flooring tiles?
Motion Range sells rubber gym flooring tiles online with UK delivery, free on orders over £500. The range runs from 10mm jigsaw mats to 60mm anti-shock tiles, in 1m × 0.5m, 1m × 1m and 50cm × 50cm sizes, from Gymgear, Sprung, Rival Strength, Recharge Fitness and Jordan. Prices include VAT. Browse all rubber gym flooring tiles.