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Rubber Flooring Roll Geneva 3/8 Inch Black Per SF

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  • Indoor low odor rubber flooring option
  • Custom cut roll lengths
  • Made in the USA
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$2.82/sf
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$2.82/sqft
Reg: $3.53/sf
Handling Time Estimate: 3-4 Weeks on Average

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How To Cut Rubber Flooring Rolls - Welcome to Greatmats Workshop. Let’s go over how to cut Rolled Rubber flooring. When cutting any kind of flooring, it’s important to use the proper safety equipment. This includes hearing protection (if you’re going to use power tools), eye protection and sometimes a mask. And it’s always a great idea to consider using quality anti fatigue mats from Greatmats! In this video we’re going to demonstrate how to cut rolled rubber. The biggest challenge with rolled rubber is its size, and potentially its weight. Rubber rolls are 4 feet wide and are available in a wide range of length options. They also range from less than 1/10 of an inch up to about ⅔ inch thick. As with all rubber products, the other challenge is to avoid having too much friction during cutting. The vast majority of the time, cutting rolled rubber can be accomplished most easily using: A measuring device A marking tool A square A metal straight edge A utility knife And maybe a wooden 2x4 Start by measuring and marking where you’d like to cut your rolled rubber. If you’re simply looking to square up the end of a roll so it fits flush against other rolls, you’ll want to use a t-square or a framing square as a guide to ensure your 90 degree angle. Once you’ve marked the rubber, align a metal straight edge with your mark. The longer the straight edge the better. If your straight edge extends beyond the edges of the cut, you’ll get a cleaner and straighter cut than if you have to cut in sections, moving the straight edge. With the straight edge firmly held in place, take the utility knife and use a series of scores along the straight edge to work your way through the rubber. Thinner rubber rolls can be cut all of the way through using this method - just make sure to have something under the cutting area to protect the surface beneath the rubber. - Generally a piece of cardboard or plywood would work just fine. If you’re cutting a thicker rubber roll, score part way through the material and then align a 2x4 board under the cut to allow the cut to open and reduce friction against your blade. Then proceed to score your way through the roll. If you need to notch out a section the roll to go around something like a door frame. The same procedure applies. Just make sure to start cutting from an interior corner and pull the blade toward the outer edge. This will help prevent over-cutting. If you are cutting a thinner rolled rubber, you may even be able to cut it using a heavy duty pair of scissors. This can be a handy method if you need to cut curves. Thank you for joining us at Greatmats Workshop. Be sure to visit our website for more information and sample options - or give us a call to speak with a knowledgeable sales associate. #rubberfloor

How To Cut Rolled Rubber Flooring

  1. Indoor low odor rubber flooring option
  2. Custom cut roll lengths
  3. Made in the USA
  4. Durable resilient rubber material
  5. Eco-friendly recycled materials
  6. Commercial gym rubber under exercise equipment
  7. Non-slip surface, even when wet
  8. Temporary or permanent installation choices

  • Home Gym Flooring
  • Weight Room Flooring
  • Commercial Gym Flooring
  • Golf Areas
  • Warehouse and Industrial Flooring
  • Indoor Ice Hockey Rink

NOTE: This item is a custom order and is not returnable.

Easy-to-Install Custom Rubber Floor


As a commercial gym owner, when you need a particular size of rubber floor to match your facility, our rubber gym flooring is available in custom cut sizes. This allows you to install your roll without having a significant waste of product.

To install this gym rubber flooring, simply lay the rolls directly over the subfloor, as long as it is firm and smooth. Lay the rolls side by side without having any noticeable gaps because of the precise manufacturing measurement tolerances in play.

For small installations of this gym flooring of less than 400 square feet, such as in a home gym or garage gym, you can dry lay the rolls. Otherwise, use a tape-down or glue-down installation. Because these rolls have a low odor formulation, there’s no concern with using them indoors.

Weight Room Rubber Floor


Our 3/8-inch weight room flooring is made to handle all kinds of exercise equipment. It’s thick enough to protect the subfloor from most dropped weights. It also can deliver traction for workout equipment, so stationary bikes and treadmills won’t slide around during use.

Our commercial gym flooring cuts down on noise being generated in various types of workouts. It’s beneficial to install such a heavy duty flooring that also can prevent stray noise in a busy fitness center, where you don’t want an overly loud environment.

It can be especially beneficial as a weight room floor in a garage gym or basement gym where you want to protect the concrete subfloor from potential damage.

Made of 85% post-consumer recycled rubber, this is a tough and resilient floor that’s durable and delivers a good value over time. (It is a reground second-run product, and we price it accordingly. Skiving markings may be more noticeable with this product than with others.)

Tolerances


Thickness size tolerance plus or minus .02 inches
4 ft width size tolerance plus or minus 1/4 inch

Disclaimer


Please Note: Cut lengths for rolled rubber products are provided as a courtesy at no additional cost to customers. In some cases, the manufacturer may provide a cut length within two pieces of material. In all cases, the manufacturer is required to supply the overall amount of material per order.

Rolls can only be ordered in 5-foot increments from this vendor with a 25-foot minimum length per roll.

Maintenance

Always use neutral pH cleaner on rubber flooring. Damp mop with hot water.


Shipping

Ships via freight delivery, shrink wrapped on pallets

This Product Ships Freight Only.
Please review our shipping disclaimer.

SKU# AM38Black
In Stock Yes
Product Type Roll
Material Type Rubber
Product Edging Straight
Thickness 3/8 inch
Width 4.00 feet
Length 1.00 feet
SF per Item 1.00
Weight 2.10 lbs
Packaging Shrink Wrapped on Pallets
Number of Pieces per Package Type 9
Non Absorbent Partial
Special Adhesives Yes
Interlock Loss 0.00 feet
Material Hardness Shore A 62
Interlocking Connections No
Made In USA
Surface Finish Smooth flat
Surface Design Solid color
Installation Method Dry lay, tape or glue down on hard flat surface
UV Treated No
Reversible Yes
Border Strips Included No
LEED Points Yes
Manufacturer Warranty 5 year limited
Adhesive For Rubber Floors 3.5 Gal
Adhesive For Rubber Floors 3.5 Gal - 430 SF spread $146.94 /sf $183.67
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Product Questions:

Q: Do you have rubber mats that are wider than 48”? If you have something 6x6’, that would work for me.
A: All of our rolled rubber products come in 4' widths.

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