Gym Flooring Over Carpeting
Installing Gym Floors over Carpeted Areas, Ideas and Options for the Best Gym Floors Over Existing Carpet
Related Product: StayLock Tile Bump Top Black
For most gym flooring, you need a hard, level, flat subsurface to lay it on. If you try laying rubber or foam gym flooring over carpeting, it will sink at the seams. This can cause your tiles or rolls to come apart. This is also dangerous because it makes it very easy to twist an ankle. The solution is StayLock. StayLock tiles were specifically designed to provide fatigue relief for athletes doing aerobic activities. They protect flooring from weights and equipment.
They can be used directly over carpeting without presenting a danger to the carpet or the athlete. Made of soft PVC, these tiles are flexible and pliable. Because they are on a foot system, they elevate the workout surface and provide great cushion. They also provide excellent airflow beneath the tiles. This makes them great for damp areas such as basements. StayLock tiles are also non-absorbant.
They can be used directly over carpeting without presenting a danger to the carpet or the athlete. Made of soft PVC, these tiles are flexible and pliable. Because they are on a foot system, they elevate the workout surface and provide great cushion. They also provide excellent airflow beneath the tiles. This makes them great for damp areas such as basements. StayLock tiles are also non-absorbant.
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