Rubber Flooring - Mats, Tiles & Rolls

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Types of Rubber Flooring


When you select rubber flooring from Greatmats, you receive one of the most versatile floors. You can select among:

Where to Use Rubber Flooring


Each design has specific use cases where it fits especially well.

Gyms and Fitness


Whether for a gym at a commercial center or for a workout space for a garage gym or for a home gym, flooring consisting of rubber matting, tiles, or rolls is a smart choice.

Equine and Horse Barns


Black rubber stall mats provide the best results for use around horses, as they are easy to clean and give the horses and handlers the cushioning and traction they need for safety. Kits that contain multiple mats are available to cover specific measurements.

Anti-Fatigue and Commercial Locations


Large spaces that require a lot of flooring often work best with rolls of rubber matting, which also provide anti-fatigue benefits. For a little extra cushioning in certain places that need it, place thick rubber mat flooring over the top.

Basements


Interlocking tiles are easy to install in a tight space in a basement, as you can select the precise number of tiles you need.

Playgrounds


Playgrounds that use rubber pavers have a high level of cushioning that protects kids when they fall. Pavers are easy to install over a large space.

Rubber Flooring Q&A


Does rubber flooring absorb sound?


It will provide a sound-dampening capability if used in an area where noise is constantly present, like in workout locations where weights are often in use. It also yields a cushioned subsurface to place under exercise machines, which cuts down on the noise they generate.

Rubber flooring rolls vs. rubber floor tiles: Which is best?


Rolls of rubber floors tend to be thinner and less expensive than tiles. You may need tape or glue to hold them in place. Tiles often interlock, which simplifies installation, while providing a greater level of support underneath heavy items.

What are the best low odor rubber flooring options?


Some new rubberized floors have an odor that resembles a “new car” smell, and some people have sensitivity to this odor. If you need a low odor floor, you can select one containing non-vulcanized rubber, which has a less obvious smell.