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Custom Rubber Mat
Custom Rubber Mat
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Product Description
Elevate your space with our Custom Rubber Mat, the ultimate flooring solution for gyms, fitness centers, and industrial spaces. Designed for durability and functionality, these mats are made from high-quality rubber materials to withstand heavy wear and tear. The Custom Rubber Mat is not only ideal for protecting floors but also enhances safety and comfort in any environment.
Key Features
High-Density Rubber: Provides excellent durability and impact resistance.
Anti-Slip Surface: Ensures superior grip for safety during workouts or industrial activities.
Shock Absorption: Reduces noise and impact, making it perfect for high-impact exercises.
Easy Maintenance: Stain-resistant and simple to clean with water or mild detergent.
Versatile Applications: Suitable for gyms, home gyms and warehouses.
Eco-Friendly Material: Made from recycled rubber for sustainable use.
Weather-Resistant: Can be used indoors or outdoors, withstanding various climates.
Noise Reduction: Minimizes noise from weights and heavy equipment.
Specifications
Material: High-quality recycled rubber
Thickness Options: 6mm = Made for basic home gyms, exercise rooms.
9mm = Very durable rubber for commercial and home gyms
12mm = Ultra durable rubber designed for extreme use.
Surface Texture: Anti-slip with speckled design for added style
Color Options: Black with customizable speckled accents
Benefits of the Custom Rubber Mat
Protects flooring from heavy equipment and impacts.
Provides a safe and non-slip surface for workouts or workspaces.
Durable enough to handle commercial and industrial usage.
Why Choose Our Custom Rubber Mat?
Professional-grade quality trusted by gym owners and industrial experts.
Eco-friendly production process with recycled materials.
Flexible customization options for any unique space requirements.
Above price is based on per square meter.
Minimum Quantity is 8 square meter
Width of the mat is 1.2m
Please select Quatity based on the total area you required.
For example, if your room is 3.2m by 3.4m, total area is 3.2 x 3.6 = 12m2 (as the width of the mat is 1.2m) . Please round up and select Quantity 12.
Transform your floors with the Custom Rubber Mat, a durable, eco-friendly, and customizable flooring solution built for performance and style.
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