No Sale Running right now
We run one a few times a year — usually around Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Labor Day, Black Friday and New Year.
In the meantime, everything below is our most popular products and what people ask us before they buy. If you'd rather just ask a person, emailcs@rubberflooring.store— that reaches me directly.
Before you order: current production time
Rolls and tiles are running about 2-4 weeks from order to ship right now. Adhesive, tape, underlayment and tools ship on our normal schedule.
Email cs@rubberflooring.store before you order if you're working to a deadline and we'll check the current queue for you.
Which thickness do you need?
Thickness is almost always the first question, and it comes down to one thing: how much weight is going to hit the floor, and from how high.
- 1/4" (6mm) — cardio equipment, light dumbbells, a home gym that doesn't get dropped on. The thinnest we'd put under a treadmill or bike.
- 5/16" (8mm) — a step up for general training. Good all-round choice if you're not sure and you're not dropping heavy.
- 3/8" (9mm) — the standard for a garage gym with a rack and moderate dropping. This is what most people building a home gym end up on.
- 1/2" (12mm) — dropping loaded barbells, Olympic lifting, platform builds. If you deadlift heavy, start here.
Going thicker than you need mostly costs money and headroom. Going thinner than you need costs you a cracked slab.
Rolls, tiles or mats?
Same rubber, three formats. The right one depends on the room and how permanent you want it.
Rolls
- Best For: Covering a whole garage or room. Fewest seams, best price per square foot, cleanest look.
- Trade Off: Heavy. Plan on two people and either adhesive or double-sided tape.
Tiles
- Best For: Odd-shaped rooms, upstairs spaces, anywhere you have to carry it in alone. Interlocking, no adhesive needed.
- Trade Off: More seams, and costs a bit more per square foot.
Mats
- Best For: A rack, a platform, or one lifting station. Drop it down and you're done.
- Trade Off: Only covers the footprint you buy — not a whole-room answer.
Not sure how much you need?
Send us the room dimensions — length, width, and what you're putting in it — and we'll work out the square footage and tell you which format makes sense. You can contact us at cs@rubberflooring.store.
FAQ
How long until my order ships?
Rolls and tiles are made to order, currently running about 2-4 weeks. Accessories ship on our normal schedule. We email tracking the day it leaves the plant.
Can I put rubber flooring over concrete, wood or carpet?
Concrete and wood, yes. Carpet is a different story. We wrote up the details here: Can You Install Rubber Gym Flooring Over Concrete, Wood or Carpet?
Do I need adhesive?
Not always. Rolls in a room where the floor is fully covered often stay put on their own weight. Use double-sided tape if you want it removable, or polyurethane adhesive if it's permanent and gets heavy use.
How much do I need?
Length × width in feet gives you square footage. Add about 5% for cuts around doorways and corners. Or email the dimensions and we'll do it.
Does the discount apply to shipping?
No — sale codes come off the product total. Rubber ships freight and that cost is what it is.
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