Navy Blue 55LB
Solid color, 55 lb
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Materials for home gyms, fitness studios and outdoor workout spaces. The right specification depends on the activities, the equipment, the existing floor and the installation conditions.
In short
Resin rubber gym flooring is a continuous surface of rubber granules bound with resin, poured over a prepared base. It suits exercise and activity areas, but stretching, cardio and heavy lifting need different specifications, so tell the installer exactly what the floor will carry.
A stretching area, a cardio zone and a weights area place different demands on a floor. Describe the activities and the equipment to your installer before a system is chosen. Ask specifically about concentrated equipment loads and dropped weights; a general-purpose specification should not be assumed suitable for every training area.
Indoors, talk through the existing floor, moisture conditions, your cleaning routine and access during installation. Outdoors, also cover drainage, weather exposure and how the surface meets the paths or paving beside it. These details help the installer assess the base and recommend the preparation.
Solid and mixed EPDM colors let you match a gym floor to its surroundings or set out contrasting zones. Confirm colors with physical samples, then agree borders and patterns before installation. The project gallery has finished examples.
Read the installation planning guide, then request an installer. Resin Rubber supplies the materials; the installer handles the installation.
Dark solids and grey blends hide scuffs. Brighter colors are good for marking out zones.
More answers on the FAQ page.
It depends on the specification. Concentrated equipment loads and dropped weights put very different demands on a floor than stretching or cardio. Describe the equipment and how it is used to your installer, and do not assume a general-purpose system suits every training area.
Yes, where the existing floor is suitable. Discuss the base, moisture conditions, your cleaning routine and access during installation with the installer, who assesses the floor and recommends preparation.
For outdoor areas, also plan drainage, weather exposure and how the surface meets paths or paving next to it. UV-stable aliphatic binder is the usual choice for exposed layers.
Yes. Solid and mixed EPDM colors can be used to separate training zones or add borders and logos. Confirm colors with physical samples and agree the layout before installation.
Next step
Request an approved installer with the area, the activities and the existing floor. Contractors can contact the materials team directly.
