Customer Reviews For rubber gym floor at Greatmats:
Most Common Product Questions For rubber gym floor at Greatmats:
Is there a leading edge attachment which attaches to the tile for entry into the garage? Similar to what tuff seal product offers?
Transitions or borders are not available for this tile. Your local home improvement store may have a product for your garage entry.
Is this made of vulcanized (or revulcanized) rubber?
This mat manufactured from recycled truck tire rubber buffings that are reground and vulcanized.
What do you cover this with? I have a martial arts studio opening the main room is 26'X25'
This foam roll can be covered with an 18 oz or thicker vinyl cover.
Where can you get the vinyl covering for the mats
Sporting goods stores will sometimes carry the vinyl covering. We do have rollout mats with a foam base and vinyl bonded top layer.
Where can you get the vinyl covering for the mats
Sporting goods stores will sometimes carry the vinyl covering. We do have rollout mats with a foam base and vinyl bonded top layer.
I am looking to cover a 10x12 area. Would it work to cut this mat into sections and have two layers of this mat, or would the layers slip? Also is this mat (in one layer or two) a good layer to put on top of smooth concrete and under the home BJJ mats https://www.greatmats.com/products/home-grappling-mats.php?
The foam rolls are really designed as an underlayment material with a 1 piece martial arts tarp stretched over them. We do not have any experience with layering those rolls. It may or may not work. The home BJJ mats are designed to take an impact from throws on their own. However, if you are looking for extra cushion, placing the rolls under them will help. You do need to be careful that whatever you put under them is not too soft because if you are thrown and land on a seam it could come apart if the flooring beneath is too soft. The foam rolls should be alright. They are fairly firm.