Find the Right Fitness Flooring
for Your Space
Every workout space puts different demands on the floor beneath it. A weight room supporting heavy equipment may need something different from a fitness studio, functional training area or multi-purpose athletic facility. Choosing the right material, thickness and installation method can help your flooring stand up to whatever your space puts it through.
Perfect Surfaces offers fitness flooring, gym flooring and athletic rubber flooring for both commercial and residential spaces. Whether you need durable gym rubber flooring for a busy facility or something more flexible for a smaller workout space, there are plenty of options to choose from, and our team can help you narrow down what makes the most sense for your space.
Flooring Options for Every Workout Space
Rubber Rolls
Have a larger workout space to cover? Rubber rolls can make the job a little simpler, especially when you want fewer seams across the floor. They create a durable, continuous surface that works well under cardio equipment, in strength training areas and throughout general workout spaces.
Rubber Tiles
If flexibility is important, rubber tiles may make more sense. They can easily be used in different spaces and configurations, making them a versatile gym rubber flooring option if your workout area or equipment setup may change over time.
Interlocking Rubber Flooring
Looking for something you can install yourself? Interlocking rubber tiles are a practical choice for DIY projects or spaces where you don’t want a permanent installation. They can be installed without permanent adhesives and removed or relocated as your space evolves.
Fitness Mats
Sometimes, you don’t need to cover the entire floor. Fitness mats can add protection where you need it most, including beneath heavy fitness equipment, free weights, squat racks or individual workout stations. Just remember that the right thickness will depend on what you’re putting on top of it and the level of impact it needs to handle.
Athletic Turf
If your workouts involve sled training, agility drills or sprint work, athletic turf might be the better fit. It gives you a surface designed for these types of movements and, depending on the product, can provide added cushioning and traction during training.
