FAQs

Cardio and bodyweight areas: 6–15 mm. Dumbbells and general strength: 15–30 mm. Heavy barbells and Olympic lifting: 30–50 mm or a deadlift platform. On upper floors, add an acoustic underlay.

Tiles are easier to install, lift and replace, and come thicker for lifting zones. Rolls cover large areas quickly with fewer seams. Many gyms use both.

EPDM is a synthetic rubber that holds colour and resists UV. It is used for colour flecks in gym tiles and for outdoor and playground surfaces.

If you deadlift or drop heavy barbells, a platform gives the best protection and noise reduction for that spot.

Most home gyms are installed within a day once materials are on site. Commercial projects are planned to your programme.

Usually yes. Rubber and PVC tiles can be laid over existing hard floors after we check the level and condition.

Sweep or vacuum, then damp-mop with a pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid solvents, oils and bleach.

Rubber reduces impact noise significantly; acoustic underlays and platforms reduce it further. We recommend a build-up based on your building.

It depends on the system, thickness, area and preparation. Send your size and photos on WhatsApp for a clear quote.

All of Dubai plus Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain and Al Ain.

Yes, the survey and samples are free for gym flooring projects in our service areas.

Yes. We can supply materials only, and advise on laying interlocking tiles yourself.