Commercial Gym Flooring & Heavy Duty Rubber Mats

Q: Is EPDM flooring better than rubber gym mats?

Neither is universally 'better' — they suit different priorities. Standard rubber gym mats are the more budget-friendly, proven option for indoor training use. EPDM flooring costs more but is UV-stable, lower odour and suitable for outdoor or semi-outdoor training areas where standard rubber would fade and crack.

Q: Can I use gym flooring outdoors or in a semi-outdoor space?

Only EPDM flooring is suitable for outdoor or semi-outdoor use — its UV stabilisation is built into the compound and won't fade, crack or grey out in direct Australian sun. Standard rubber gym mats are indoor-rated only and will degrade within 12-18 months if used outdoors.

Commercial Gym Flooring & Heavy Duty Rubber Mats

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Armoured Armadillo 50mm gym flooring tile – heavy-duty rubber mat for weightlifting platforms in Australia

Close-up side view showing 50mm thickness of Armoured Armadillo gym flooring tile – high-density shock-absorbing rubber

Heavy-duty 50mm rubber gym flooring installed in Sydney commercial gym – Armoured Armadillo platform tiles

Armoured Armadillo 50mm High-Impact Acoustic Gym Flooring Tiles | 100cm x 50cm

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In Stock — Sydney Warehouse 🏗 50mm High-Impact Acoustic Gym Flooring 🔈 Vibration Dampening & Sub-Floor Protection 🚚 Fast Australia-Wide Freight on Pallets

Armoured Armadillo 50mm High-Impact Acoustic Gym Flooring Tiles are the thickest, heaviest-duty rubber gym flooring available in Australia — engineered specifically for Olympic weightlifting drop zones, powerlifting platforms, second-floor commercial gyms and apartment buildings where standard 15mm–20mm tiles cannot provide sufficient vibration dampening or sub-floor protection. At 50mm thick (3× thicker than standard commercial gym flooring), these tiles function as a structural sound and vibration barrier — absorbing the low-frequency shock waves from 100kg–300kg barbell drops that travel through building frames and cause noise complaints, sub-floor cracking and structural damage. 850 kg/m³ density. 65 Shore A hardness. 20kg per tile. 0.5m² coverage. 100% recycled SBR with polyurethane binder. Trusted by Olympic lifting platforms, strength & conditioning facilities and serious home gym owners across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra.

50mm — 3× Thicker Than Standard 850 kg/m³ Extreme Density Structural Vibration Barrier Olympic Drop Zone Rated 100% Recycled SBR + PU Binder Australia-Wide Pallet Delivery

50mmTile Thickness

850kg/m³Extreme Density

20kgPer Tile Weight

65ShAShore A Hardness

Why Thickness Matters

50mm vs Standard Gym Flooring — The Difference Explained

15mm Standard

General gym flooring. Good for most home gyms, PT studios and cardio zones. Not sufficient for repeated heavy barbell drops or second-floor acoustic control.

General Use

20mm Commercial

Commercial walkways and functional training. Adequate for most commercial gym zones, but still insufficient for Olympic drop zones or building acoustic isolation.

Commercial Use

50mm Armadillo 🔥

Structural vibration barrier. The only thickness recommended for heavy barbell drops, second-floor gyms, apartment buildings and Strongman training zones.

Extreme Use

ℹ️ The 50mm difference: Standard 15mm–20mm gym tiles absorb surface impact. The 50mm Armadillo acts as a structural vibration isolator — it prevents low-frequency shock waves from transmitting through your building's concrete and steel frame entirely. This is the physics difference between a mat and an acoustic barrier. If you have ever heard a "boom" thud through the ceiling or walls after a heavy barbell drop, thinner mats are not solving this problem. 50mm does.

4 Environments Where 50mm Is the Only Right Choice

Where the Armoured Armadillo 50mm Performs

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Olympic Weightlifting & Powerlifting Drop Zones

The primary application for 50mm rubber flooring. Designed for areas where 100kg–300kg barbells are dropped from overhead (Snatch, Clean & Jerk) or hip height (Deadlifts). At 50mm, the tile provides the crush depth needed to absorb repeated high-impact energy without bottoming out — unlike 15mm tiles that transmit most of the force directly to the sub-floor. Prevents the "bounce-back" effect where thin mats cause the barbell to rebound dangerously.

"The only flooring rated for 200–300kg Olympic bar drops repeated daily."

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Second-Floor Gyms & Commercial Building Fit-Outs

If your gym is located on the second floor or above — or if there is a business (cafe, office, retail) directly underneath — standard 20mm flooring will not stop the low-frequency vibration thud. The 50mm thickness acts as an acoustic isolator, absorbing the vibration energy that would otherwise travel through the building's steel and concrete structural frame and generate noise complaints. Essential for commercial gym fit-outs in retail strips, shopping centres and multi-tenancy office buildings.

"Absorbs the low-frequency vibration that travels through building frames — not just surface noise."

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Home & Garage Gyms — Family-Friendly Training

For home gym owners who train early morning or late at night while the family sleeps. The 50mm Armadillo significantly reduces the "boom" sound of dropped weights travelling through garage floors into adjoining bedrooms, or through concrete slabs to downstairs living areas. Essential for garage gyms sharing a wall with a bedroom and for apartment or townhouse gyms where neighbours below are a concern. Train any time without disturbing the household.

"Train at 5am without waking the house — 50mm absorbs the boom."

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Strongman & Strength & Conditioning Facilities

Strongman equipment — Atlas stones, log press, axle bars, sandbags, heavy tire flips — creates irregular, high-energy impact that is far more destructive than standard barbell training. The mass and unpredictability of Strongman drops means standard flooring bottoms out and fails under sustained use. The 50mm Armadillo provides the crush depth and lateral stability needed to handle irregular stone and log drops without the tile shifting, splitting or transmitting destructive force to the sub-floor.

"The only flooring that handles Atlas stone drops without bottoming out."

⚡ Pro Strategy: The Drop Zone Method — Don't Buy 50mm for Your Whole Gym

The 50mm Armadillo is significantly heavier and more expensive than 15mm flooring. You do not need it for your entire gym. The proven approach used by professional training facilities is to use different thicknesses for different training zones — maximising performance where it matters and keeping costs controlled everywhere else.

90% of Your Gym Floor

Use 15mm EPDM or SBR rubber tiles for general training areas — functional training zones, cardio equipment, stretching areas, dumbbell sections and walkways. Cost-effective, commercial-grade and more than sufficient for non-impact use.

The Drop Zone (2m × 3m minimum)

Use 50mm Armadillo tiles specifically for your dedicated barbell drop zone, Olympic lifting platform or powerlifting station. A 2m × 3m zone requires only 12 tiles — targeted protection exactly where the impact energy is generated.

Key Features

Armoured Armadillo 50mm — Full Feature Set

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Structural Vibration Dampening — Not Just Surface AbsorptionAt 50mm, the tile acts as a structural acoustic isolator that absorbs low-frequency vibration waves before they enter the building frame — unlike 15mm–20mm tiles that only reduce surface impact. Essential for second-floor gyms, apartment buildings and commercial multi-tenancy fit-outs

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Sub-Floor Protection — Prevents Concrete CrackingRepeated heavy barbell drops on unprotected or thin-floored concrete cause hairline cracking and progressive structural damage. The 50mm Armadillo absorbs and distributes the impact energy across the tile's full depth — eliminating the point-loading that cracks concrete sub-floors over time

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850 kg/m³ Extreme Density — No Bottoming OutAt 850 kg/m³, this is one of the densest rubber gym tiles available in Australia. High density prevents the "bottoming out" where a lighter tile compresses fully under impact and provides no remaining shock absorption — critical under 200–300kg barbell drops

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65 Shore A Hardness — Impact Resistance Without Rigidity65 Shore A provides the correct balance between firmness (stable underfoot for lifting) and compliance (sufficient give to absorb impact energy). Too hard and the tile transmits force rather than absorbing it. Too soft and it bottoms out. 65 Shore A is the professional specification for heavy drop zones

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20kg Per Tile — Stays in Place Without AnchoringAt 20kg per tile and 40kg per square metre, the Armadillo tiles stay firmly in place under repeated heavy drops and dynamic movement without bolting, adhesive or edge restraints — particularly important for drop zones where the tiles experience repeated high-energy lateral force

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High-Traction Non-Slip Surface — Wet or DryRated high-traction under wet, sweaty and high-grip training conditions — safe for bare feet, lifting shoes and standard gym trainers without slip risk even during high-intensity sessions

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Eco-Friendly — 100% Recycled Tyre RubberMade from mechanically cut recycled tyre rubber granules bonded with a polyurethane binder — diverting waste rubber from landfill. The polyurethane binder produces no off-gassing chemical smell, making these tiles safe for enclosed indoor environments

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Timber & Concrete Sub-Floor CompatibleCan be installed over concrete slabs, timber flooring, epoxy-coated surfaces and existing thinner rubber mats. Protects timber from impact cracks and structural movement under heavy drops. Clean with warm water and mild detergent — avoid chemical solvents and bleach

Thickness Comparison — Which Is Right for You?

50mm vs 20mm vs 15mm Gym Flooring

Factor	15mm SBR / EPDM	20mm Commercial	🔥 50mm Armadillo
Best For	General gym use	Commercial walkways	Drop zones, Olympic lifting, 2nd floor
Max Drop Weight	Light to moderate	Moderate commercial	200–300kg+ Olympic drops
Vibration Isolation	Surface only	Partial reduction	Structural acoustic isolator
Sub-Floor Protection	Good for light use	Commercial standard	Maximum — prevents concrete cracking
Second-Floor Gyms	Not recommended	Insufficient	Specifically designed for this use
Apartment Building	Noise complaints likely	Marginal improvement	Significantly reduces noise complaints
Tile Weight	~12–13kg per tile	~16kg per tile	20kg per tile — stays in place
Density	Standard	High	Extreme — 850 kg/m³
Strongman Training	Will bottom out	Insufficient depth	Correct crush depth

Technical Specifications

Full Product & Material Specifications

Product Name	Armoured Armadillo 50mm High-Impact Acoustic Gym Flooring Tile
Dimensions	1000mm × 500mm (100cm × 50cm) — 0.5m² per tile
Thickness	50mm (3× thicker than standard 15mm commercial gym flooring)
Tile Weight	~20kg per tile — 40kg per square metre
Density	850 kg/m³ (extreme load resistance)
Shore A Hardness	65 Shore A (±8) — professional drop zone specification
Material	Mechanically cut recycled tyre rubber (SBR) granules + polyurethane binder
Colour	Solid black, premium commercial finish
Installation	Loose lay (gravity held by 20kg tile weight) or adhered for permanent installation
Sub-Floor Compatibility	Concrete, timber, epoxy-coated surfaces, existing rubber mats
Cleaning	Warm water + mild detergent. Do not use chemical solvents or bleach
Best Applications	Olympic lifting platforms, powerlifting drop zones, 2nd-floor commercial gyms, apartment building gyms, Strongman facilities, home gym drop zones
Delivery	Australia-wide freight — palletised for safe transit. Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra

Material Technical Data

Rubber Composition

TypeMechanically cut tyre rubber (SBR)

Hardness65 Shore A (±8)

Specific Gravity1.20 kg/dm³ (±0.1)

Density850 kg/m³

Source100% recycled tyre rubber

Polyurethane Binder Specs

ProductPolyurethane Binder

Viscosity2500–3500 mPa·s

Flash Point> 200°C

NCO Value8.2–9.3%

OdourMinimal — no chemical off-gassing

Sizing & Coverage Guide

How Many Tiles Do You Need?

Each tile covers 0.5m² (1m × 0.5m) — 2 tiles = 1 square metre

Unlike standard 1m × 1m tiles, the Armadillo is 1m × 0.5m — so you need 2 tiles per square metre. Calculate your drop zone area in square metres, multiply by 2, and add 10% for cutting waste.

12 tiles2m × 3m drop zone (6m²)

16 tiles2m × 4m platform (8m²)

20 tiles3m × 3.5m lifting area (10m²)

Not sure how many tiles you need? Contact us on 1300 247 888 with your drop zone dimensions for a specific tile count and freight quote.

Delivery & Pickup

Australia-Wide Pallet Delivery

📍Sydney Pickup10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214. Mon–Fri 9am–5pm · Sat 9am–1pm. Bring a ute or trailer — these are heavy tiles

🏪Depot PickupMelbourne · Brisbane · Adelaide · Canberra — contact us to arrange depot collection in your state

🚚Pallet FreightAll Armadillo orders ship palletised via specialised heavy freight. Call 1300 247 888 for a specific freight quote to your postcode

Important before ordering: The Armadillo tiles are heavy freight items. A full pallet order will require a forklift or tailgate truck at delivery. Confirm your delivery address has forklift or pallet jack access, or arrange tailgate delivery when booking freight. Call 1300 247 888 to discuss delivery requirements for your specific location before ordering.

Complete Your Gym Floor

Pair With Standard Flooring for the Rest of Your Gym

🪟 15mm Premium EPDM Gym Flooring (General Use) → ⚫ 15mm SBR Black Rubber Mats — White Fleck → 🔩 Power Racks & Squat Racks → 🏋 Olympic Barbells →

Frequently Asked Questions

Armoured Armadillo 50mm — FAQ

What is 50mm high-impact acoustic gym flooring and when do I need it?

The Armoured Armadillo 50mm is a structural vibration isolation tile — not just thick gym flooring. At 50mm, the tile acts as an acoustic isolator that absorbs low-frequency shock waves from heavy barbell drops before they enter the building's concrete and steel structural frame. You need 50mm flooring when: (1) you are dropping 100kg+ barbells repeatedly from overhead or hip height; (2) your gym is on a second floor or above a business or residence; (3) you are in an apartment building where vibration noise reaches neighbours below; (4) you are running a Strongman facility with Atlas stone or log drops. For standard lifting with moderate loads in a ground-floor gym, 15mm–20mm tiles are sufficient.

Is 50mm gym flooring too thick for a regular home gym?

Not if you use it correctly. You don't need 50mm flooring for your entire gym — only for your dedicated drop zone. The proven "Drop Zone Method" is: use 15mm EPDM or SBR tiles for 90% of your gym floor, and use the 50mm Armadillo for your 2m × 3m barbell drop zone only. A 6m² drop zone requires just 12 Armadillo tiles. This approach maximises performance where it matters and keeps overall costs controlled. For home gyms where weights are not dropped (machines, dumbbells, cable work), 50mm is unnecessary.

Can 50mm rubber gym tiles be used in an apartment or on a second floor?

Yes — this is one of the primary designed applications for the 50mm Armadillo. Standard 15mm–20mm gym flooring does not prevent low-frequency vibration from passing through concrete floor slabs into the building structure. The "boom" sound that neighbours below experience from dropped weights travels through the structural frame — not just the surface. The 50mm thickness provides sufficient acoustic mass and compliance to absorb this vibration before it enters the slab. If you are training in an apartment building, on a second floor, or above a business, 50mm is the minimum specification we recommend for dropped weight training.

Do I need underlay under 50mm tiles?

No underlay is required for most installations — the 50mm Armadillo provides sufficient acoustic isolation on its own for the majority of applications. However, adding a dedicated acoustic underlay beneath the Armadillo tiles further increases soundproofing performance for extreme environments — such as gyms directly above noise-sensitive spaces like recording studios, residential bedrooms or medical facilities. Contact us on 1300 247 888 if you need advice on underlay for a specific installation.

Can these tiles be installed over timber floors?

Yes. The 50mm Armadillo is compatible with timber, hardwood, engineered timber and concrete sub-floors. The 50mm thickness and high density protect timber floors from the impact cracks and structural movement caused by heavy drops that would damage lighter flooring. The tile is installed loose-lay — at 20kg per tile, no adhesive is required and the floor can be lifted and relocated. For permanent commercial installations, glue-down is also compatible. Never use chemical solvents or bleach on the tile surface — clean with warm water and mild detergent only.

How many Armadillo tiles do I need for my drop zone?

The Armadillo tile is 1m × 0.5m (0.5m² per tile) — unlike standard 1m × 1m flooring tiles. You need 2 tiles per square metre. To calculate your tile count: measure your drop zone length and width in metres, multiply them to get area in m², then multiply by 2. Add 10% for cutting waste. Common drop zone sizes: a 2m × 3m zone = 12 tiles. A 2m × 4m platform = 16 tiles. A 3m × 3.5m area = 20 tiles. Contact us on 1300 247 888 with your dimensions for a specific count and freight quote.

What does 65 Shore A hardness mean for gym flooring?

Shore A hardness measures the resistance of rubber to indentation — essentially how firm or soft the material is under load. 65 Shore A is the professional specification for heavy drop zone flooring because it provides the correct balance: firm enough to be stable underfoot for heavy lifts (a spongy surface destabilises the lifter), yet compliant enough to absorb and distribute impact energy from heavy barbell drops rather than transmitting it as vibration. Lower Shore A = too soft (bottoms out under heavy loads). Higher Shore A = too firm (transmits force rather than absorbing it). The Armadillo's 65 Shore A is specifically calibrated for 100kg–300kg drop applications.

Do you deliver 50mm gym flooring tiles Australia-wide?

Yes. We deliver to all Australian states and territories — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra and all regional areas. Due to the weight of the Armadillo tiles (20kg per tile, 40kg per m²), all orders ship palletised via specialised heavy freight carriers. Free pickup is available from our Milperra NSW warehouse (bring a ute or trailer — these tiles are heavy). Before ordering, please confirm your delivery address has forklift or pallet jack access, or advise us that tailgate truck delivery is required. Call 1300 247 888 for a freight quote specific to your postcode.

Protect Your Sub-Floor. Silence the Drop. Train Harder.

Order the Armoured Armadillo 50mm online for fast pallet delivery Australia-wide, or call us for a drop zone tile count and freight quote specific to your gym layout.

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247 Gym Equipment sells two types of gym flooring in Australia. (1) Rubber Gym Mats — SBR recycled rubber, the commercial standard for home, garage, PT studio and commercial gyms, 15mm and 20mm, sold at /collections/rubber-gym-mats-flooring — full specifications, thickness guide, pricing and FAQ live on that page. (2) EPDM Rubber Flooring — synthetic EPDM compound bonded to an SBR base, UV-stable and suitable for outdoor and semi-outdoor use as well as indoor PT studios and commercial gyms, sold at /collections/epdm-rubber-flooring. This page is a comparison and navigation hub only; more flooring types will be added here as the range expands. Address: 10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214. Phone: 1300 247 888. WhatsApp: +61 412 029 000. Email: sales@247gymequipment.com.au.

Choosing the Right Gym Flooring — Australia

Types of Gym Flooring, Explained

Not sure which gym flooring is right for your space? 247 Gym Equipment stocks two core flooring types — rubber gym mats and EPDM rubber flooring — suited to different budgets, environments and training styles. This page breaks down the difference so you can pick with confidence, then head to the full range for specs, colours and pricing.

2 Flooring Types In Stock 🚚 Ships Australia-Wide 📍 Sydney Warehouse

Quick Picker — By Type

Rubber Gym MatsShop →

EPDM RubberShop →

Best For Indoor BudgetRubber Gym Mats

Best For Outdoor/Semi-OutdoorEPDM

InstallationDIY — no adhesive

DispatchSydney Metro Same-Day

Compare All Types → 📞 Ask Which Is Right for You

Two Types of Gym Flooring

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Rubber Gym Mats (SBR)

The commercial standard. High-density recycled rubber tiles rated for barbells, racks and dropped weights — the go-to for indoor home, garage and commercial gyms. Full range, colours and specs on the dedicated Rubber Gym Mats & Flooring page.

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EPDM Rubber Flooring

A synthetic EPDM compound bonded to an SBR base — UV-stable, lower odour and suitable for outdoor or semi-outdoor training areas as well as indoor PT studios and commercial gyms. A step up in price from standard rubber tiles.

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Something Else in Mind?

Looking for a flooring type or specification not listed here — bulk commercial matting, a specific outdoor application, or something custom? Get in touch and we'll help you find the right fit.

Which One Is Right for You?

💪 Home & Garage Gyms With Weights

If you're setting up a home or garage gym with a power rack, barbells or dumbbells, rubber gym mats are the right starting point — proven, budget-friendly and rated for heavy use.

Shop Rubber Gym Mats →

🏢 PT Studios & Commercial Fit-Outs

For a space where appearance matters as much as durability — client-facing studios, boutique gyms — EPDM rubber flooring gives a brighter, more finished look while still handling daily commercial use.

Shop EPDM Rubber Flooring →

☀️ Outdoor & Semi-Outdoor Spaces

Patios, pool decks, alfresco training areas or a garage with the door often open — EPDM flooring is the only option here. Standard rubber gym mats will fade and crack outdoors within 12-18 months.

Shop EPDM Rubber Flooring →

🔀 Mixed-Use Gyms

Some customers use standard rubber gym mats across most of an indoor gym and EPDM in a section that gets direct sun or sits semi-outdoors. Both ship as individual tiles, so zones can be planned by square metre.

Rubber Gym Mats vs EPDM Flooring

Feature	Rubber Gym Mats (SBR)	EPDM Rubber Flooring
Best For	Indoor home, garage & commercial gyms with weights	PT studios, commercial fit-outs, outdoor & semi-outdoor spaces
Heavy Free Weights	✓ Rated for barbells & racks	✓ Rated for barbells & racks
Outdoor / Semi-Outdoor Use	✗ Indoor only — fades & cracks outdoors	✓ UV-stable, built for outdoor use
Odour	Noticeable rubber smell	✓ Low odour from day one
Typical Price Tier	Standard	Higher
Shop	Rubber Gym Mats →	EPDM Flooring →

Setting up equipment too? Both flooring types work under functional trainers and Smith machines, power racks, barbells and dumbbells — rated for static and dropped loads. Browse the full equipment range to complete your setup.

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Gym Flooring — Choosing FAQ

What's the difference between rubber gym mats and EPDM flooring?

Rubber gym mats (SBR recycled rubber) are the commercial standard for home, garage and commercial gyms — dense, heavy-duty and rated for barbells and racks, at a more budget-friendly price. EPDM rubber flooring uses a synthetic EPDM compound bonded to an SBR base for a premium, UV-stable finish that also handles outdoor and semi-outdoor use, at a higher price point.

Which type of gym flooring is best for a home gym?

For a fully indoor home gym with weights, racks or a functional trainer, standard rubber gym mats are the more budget-friendly, proven choice. If your space gets direct sun, is semi-outdoor, or you want a brighter, more premium finish, EPDM flooring is the better fit.

Is EPDM flooring better than rubber gym mats?

Neither is universally "better" — they suit different priorities. Standard rubber gym mats are the more budget-friendly, proven option for indoor training use. EPDM flooring costs more but is UV-stable, lower odour and suitable for outdoor or semi-outdoor training areas where standard rubber would fade and crack.

Can I use gym flooring outdoors or in a semi-outdoor space?

Only EPDM flooring is suitable for outdoor or semi-outdoor use — its UV stabilisation is built into the compound and won't fade, crack or grey out in direct Australian sun. Standard rubber gym mats are indoor-rated only and will degrade within 12-18 months if used outdoors.

Can I mix rubber gym mats and EPDM flooring in one space?

Yes — some customers use standard rubber gym mats across most of an indoor gym and EPDM flooring in a section that gets direct sun or sits semi-outdoors, such as a patio extension or a garage with the door often open. Both are sold as individual 1m tiles, so zones can be planned by area.

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Types of Gym Flooring, Explained

Two Types of Gym Flooring