Rubber floor for weight room

[dpvandy01]

Anyone ever put a rubber floor down in a weight room at home? I'm looking for rubber flooring for my work out room. It's roughly 18'6" x 12' (220 sqFt) Looking for something around 3/8" thick either puzzle pieces or rolled mat. I've found dozens of suppliers online but I'm looking for anyone with actual experience with a product....... OK BACK TO SAILING!!!!

 

[Quint4]

I used the stuff wal mart sells..puzzle type.....its a pretty durable...been down two years...worked out great.

 

[Four Suns]

Anyone ever put a rubber floor down in a weight room at home? I'm looking for rubber flooring for my work out room. It's roughly 18'6" x 12' (220 sqFt) Looking for something around 3/8" thick either puzzle pieces or rolled mat. I've found dozens of suppliers online but I'm looking for anyone with actual experience with a product....... OK BACK TO SAILING!!!!

My wife bought some puzzle piece stuff and had it installed. It's about 3/8" thick. I keep a piece of it on the boat so I don't slip off the hardtop when I'm up there. I'll ask her where she got it and what brand it is.

And no... I don't use the weight room... I hired someone to work out for me and she's lookin' really good.

 

[comsnark]

Fit TV has a show called "Shimmy". It is an excercise show focused on belly dancing.

Yesterday, the Admiral blocked the channel.

 

[dpvandy01]

Fit TV has a show called "Shimmy". It is an excercise show focused on belly dancing.

Yesterday, the Admiral blocked the channel.

With even the limited photos of Gary,,, that brings a terrible TERRIBLE image to mind. Thanks, Please tell me you're not sweating to the Oldies too?

 

[Jim240]

Once upon a time, Costco had packs from I think Ivanko, of puzzle stuff that I'm pretty sure is 3/4" thick. I bought a couple packs and use it in small areas on top of carpet, yes, carpet. It holds up fine enough, but since the carpet is deep pile, the 400 pound treadmill (plus my weight) wasn't happy on it. I'm sure if I had something solid under it, the treadmill would probably be okay on it.

Keep fit!

 

[MrSeaRayMike]

Hello, Sea Ray used a product on the cabin steps of many "Dancers called "Coindot" very durable stuff. They used two types...one with a raised smooth dot pattern (not good-slippery) and one with a textured raised pattern...excellent!

 

[billandamy]

We use this stuff for our clients, it can be either plain rubber or in most cases for trade shows have a thin carpeting layer on top.

If interested, I will PM you our company name you could use for "discount to trade" pricing.

Great company, we have been buying from them for years. Product is superb, high quality.

http://www.ksintl.com/interlockingcarpet.html

http://www.ksintl.com/interlockingtile.html

 

[dpvandy01]

Side bar... I peed in my new urinal today!!!!!!!

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[Uplate]

Hello, Sea Ray used a product on the cabin steps of many "Dancers called "Coindot" very durable stuff. They used two types...one with a raised smooth dot pattern (not good-slippery) and one with a textured raised pattern...excellent!

Look also at LonSeal products. we use this in TV and theatrical flooring applications and comes in 6'W x 60' Rolls.

The Coin is only one style of embossed patterns. I use the diamond Plate all the time for that Tech look.

I would imagine lonseal id the vendor for these SeaRay rubberized type flooring.

http://www.lonseal.com/products.cfm

Mike