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These Rubber Mats are sold as single mats. All mats are 4 feet wide and are the same material as our rubber flooring rolls. These are ideal for building out spaces when where less than 11 feet (our minimum cut on rolls) is required and a precise cut is not essential. Standard cut means the mats come with some length overages on the ends.
Why Choose Standard Cut Rubber Mats
- Standard cut mats may come with some overages in length ranging from 1-2 feet. If you need exact specifications, take a look at our Precision Cut Mats.
- These ideal to put a piece of equipment on or a set of weight rather than when you need multiple mats to line up perfectly. Precision Cut Mats are a better solution when precision is needed.
- Standard Cut mats also tend to ship faster than Precision Cut mats because they do not go through the same water jet process.
- Rubber mats are easier to handle and replace if damaged, making them ideal for smaller spaces and modular layouts compared to rolls.
This product is cut out of a larger piece of rubber. All our rubber products including tiles, rolls and mats are made from the same material. The only differences are the dimensions and how they connect. Mats are laid next to each other while tiles interlock.
Size & Dimensions
- All mats are 4 feet wide.
- 6' by 4' mats are ideal for barbell work.
- Available sizes include 3’x4’, 6’x4’, 8’x4’, and 10’x4'. (length in feet x width in feet)
- Available thicknesses include 6, 8, 9, 12 or 18mm. View FAQ for guidance on which thickness you need.
- ASTM D3676, 65 lbs/ft³ +/- 5%.
- For any cut longer than 10 feet, rubber flooring rolls are the best option
Conforms to the CDPH/EHLB Standard Method v1.2-2017 (California Section 01350). Measured concentration of Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC): less than or equal to 0.5 mg/m3.
Features
- Shock Absorbency: Keeps weights anchored and reduces equipment displacement.
- Protection: A reliable shield against potential floor damage.
- Traction: Designed for slip-resistant workouts.
- Material: Premium quality recycled rubber.
- Impact Reduction: Reduces noise and protects underlying flooring.
- Sustainability: 92% recycled content.
Built for Real Training Environments
From bodyweight routines to heavy lifting sessions, these Rubber Mats are built to withstand use in both small home gyms and commercial fitness centers. They protect floors while shock-absorbing properties help keep weights from bouncing, reducing the chance of damage or injury.
With exceptional anti-slip and shock-absorbing qualities, these mats have been used in home gyms for heavy deadlifting, commercial weight rooms, kennels, basements, vinyl flooring and more. Mats are designed for firm, flat, hard subfloors; see carpet installation requirements below.
- Certified clean rubber: These mats are not made of vulcanized rubber. Vulcanized rubber refers to a manufacturing process commonly used for horse stall mats. It is not suitable for indoor use and cannot be made or sold in rolls. This type of rubber tends to be dirty, may not meet indoor air quality standards, and can leach oils over time that may stain flooring surfaces.
Manufacturing & Warranty
Manufactured in the USA to the highest standards using high quality recycled materials and quality control. Available in multiple sizes and sold as single units.
Made in the USA. 5-Year Warranty.
More Options
- For larger commercial spaces consider Rubber Flooring Rolls.
- Our interlocking tiles are popular for larger home spaces.
Shipping Information
Shipping is calculated at checkout and is based on your location, total weight and dimensions of your order. We show you exactly what we are charged by carriers to ship your product. If you find a similar product at a better price, email info@living.fit for the opportunity to match. We will always provide you the best possible rate.
During manufacturing and shipping, small pins may be used to secure the rolled rubber to its core to keep it tightly wound; these are a normal part of the production process and do not indicate prior use or a returned product.
Pay Over Time & Money Back Guarantee
- Choose options at checkout to pay over time with installment payments.
- Shop confidently with a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee* on Flooring (full refund on defective products). View here.
*Change-of-mind returns and wrong-size orders on custom-cut flooring are refunded minus a 25% restocking fee.
Installing over carpet: A firm, flat, hard subfloor is recommended. Installation over carpet should only be considered if it is extremely firm, tightly woven, very low-pile, and has no soft or cushioned padding underneath. Do not install directly over plush, thick, soft, padded, or uneven carpet. If the carpet compresses noticeably, remove it or install a suitable rigid subfloor before installing rubber flooring.
Ordering & Customization
How thick should my flooring be?
What are the available sizes and thicknesses for these rubber mats?
What's the difference between Precision Cut and Standard Cut mats?
How many mats do I need?
How long will my order take to arrive?
What's the difference between Quick Ship and Standard?
Why does Quick Ship cost more?
Can I get a free sample before ordering?
How can I contact you with questions?
Installation
Do mats need to be glued or taped down?
Will mats protect my hardwood floor?
Mats, rolls, or tiles: which is better for my space?
Can this be installed over concrete or existing floors?
Does rubber flooring damage concrete or garage floor sealers?
Do I need underlayment?
How do I make edges lie down.
How do I prep the floor before taping?
The tape liner is hard to start. How do I peel it?
Performance & Durability
Will it protect my subfloor and reduce noise from dropped weights?
Is it waterproof, and can I use it in a basement?
Can I put heavy gym equipment directly on it?
How long does it last?
Can it be used outdoors?
How does it compare to foam mats?
Care & Other
How do I clean rubber flooring?
Will it smell like rubber?
Is Living.Fit flooring made in the USA?
No FAQs match your search.
Custom pricing available for orders of 100 units or more. Email info@living.fit.
- RESISTANT to mold and mildew growth
- NO weird rubber smells!
- NO double sided tape or adhesive needed for installation
- EASY install and clean
- MADE IN THE USA, 5 Year Warranty
Recommended Thickness Options:
- 6mm – Suitable for general-purpose use in home fitness spaces.
- 8mm – Strong enough for both home and light commercial gym use.
- 9mm – Commonly chosen by commercial gyms for its balance of durability and comfort. Ideal when routinely dropping heavier weights in Crossfit style workouts.
- 12mm – Heavy-duty flooring often used for Olympic weightlifting zones and high-impact activities.
- 18mm – Industrial-strength material typically used for powerlifting areas, stables, or livestock
These recycled rubber mats are perfect for a wide variety of residential and commercial uses, offering durability, traction, and impact protection:
Ideal for:
- Weight rooms and free weight areas
- Garage floors
- Dog kennels and pet care facilities
- Horse stalls and equestrian spaces
- Home gyms and workout areas
- Noise reduction and insulation
Trusted by customers in:
- Commercial gyms and fitness centers
- Schools and universities
- Hotels and resorts
- Ski lodges and ice rinks
- Baseball dugouts and hockey arenas
- Locker rooms and training facilities
- Boat docks and waterfront areas
Why people choose them:
- Non-slip surface for added safety
- Absorbs impact to protect floors and equipment
- Reduces noise and vibration
- Provides insulation against cold concrete
Regularly remove loose dust, dirt, or debris from the rubber flooring by vacuuming or sweeping as needed. For deeper cleaning, you can occasionally mop the surface with a mild solution of soap and water. Popular options for cleaning agents include gentle dish soaps like Dawn or laundry detergents such as Tide.
Avoid using any solvent-based or oil-based cleaners, including products like Pinesol, Lysol, Murphy’s Oil Soap, WD-40, or paint thinner. These types of cleaners can degrade rubber flooring over time and cause damage.
Shipping & Freight
Rubber flooring is heavy, so it often ships by freight (LTL truck), not standard parcel. The same way appliances and furniture ship. Because of that, shipping is priced by your order's total weight, your distance from us, and whether it's delivered to a home or a business.
Smaller orders like a single roll, a few mats, or a sample ship for much less than a full garage's worth of flooring. The best way to know your exact cost is to add your items and enter your address. You will see real shipping before you commit, no guessing.
Our Lowest-Cost Shipping Guarantee: we show you the exact rate the carrier charges us and mark it up by nothing. Find the same product delivered for less? Email info@living.fit or use on-site chat and we'll match it where we can.
Ways to make it easier
- Pay over time — most orders can be split with Shop Pay
- Try a sample first — not ready to commit? A sample lets you check the exact product in your space.
- Order once, correctly — freight is priced per shipment, so one right-sized order beats two small ones. The calculator gets your quantity right the first time.
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| Thickness | 1/4" (6 mm), 5/16" (8 mm), 3/8" (9 mm), 1/2" (12 mm), 3/4" (18 mm) |
|---|---|
| Rubber | Recycled tire rubber (SBR) |
| Surface | Smooth mat |
| Style | Mat |
| Installation | Mat single unit |
| Features | Made in USAMold & mildew resistantRecycled contentLow-VOC certified |
How Much Double-Sided Tape You Need
Most home gyms don't need tape or glue — rubber's weight holds it down. Tape helps on smooth surfaces and in high-traffic areas, and unlike glue it keeps your floor removable.
How much you need depends on how much you tape down:
- Light — edges and seams (home use): about 1 ft of tape per 1 ft of room perimeter. Best for home gyms without heavy rolling equipment. Example: 10×10 room (40 ft perimeter) ≈ 40 ft of tape.
- Medium — edges plus cross-strips (busier spaces): add a strip across the floor every ~4 ft for extra hold. Example: 10×10 room ≈ 60 ft of tape.
- Heavy — full grid (equipment, high traffic): run a grid every ~3 ft in both directions so nothing moves under load. Example: 10×10 room ≈ 100 ft of tape.
Before you tape:
- Let flooring sit in the room ~24 hours to acclimate.
- Clean and fully dry the subfloor — tape won't hold on dust or damp.
- Use tape rated for rubber flooring and your subfloor type.
- Premium Double Sided Tape comes in 75 ft rolls — round up and add ~10% for overlap and mistakes.
How much tape do you need?
Double-sided tape keeps your floor from shifting and stays removable. Enter your room size to see how many rolls to order.
Enter your room size above to see how much tape to order.
Estimate only — actual use varies with layout and how much you tape down. Sold in 75 ft rolls; round up.
Rubber Flooring Adhesive: Do You Need It, and How Much?
Do you need adhesive?
For most home gyms, no. Rubber rolls and mats are heavy enough to stay put on their own — double-sided seam tape between pieces is usually all you need, and it keeps the floor removable.
Glue it down when:
- It's a commercial or high-traffic space, or a facility where the floor has to stay put
- You're running heavy equipment that rolls or drags — racks, sleds, loaded machines
- You're installing on a ramp or incline, over radiant heat, or over a moisture-prone slab (that's a job for Adhesive 110)
- You want a permanent, seamless floor with no shifting or seam separation
If none of those apply, you can skip the glue.
Which adhesive?
- Adhesive 100 — the value choice for rubber flooring over a clean, dry slab in a home or light-commercial gym. Fast-tack, permanent bond, high moisture tolerance.
- Adhesive 110 — step up for extreme rolling loads, near-zero VOC, built-in sound control, or a moisture-prone slab (it forms an unlimited moisture vapor barrier — no pH or moisture testing needed). It also bonds substrates the 100 isn't rated for, like carpet tile and linoleum.
How much will you need? (full glue-down, rubber flooring)
- Adhesive 100: ~150–180 sq ft per gallon
- Adhesive 110: ~75–125 sq ft per gallon (higher-build formula — it covers less by design)
Coverage depends on the trowel notch the adhesive calls for, so use the calculator below to get an exact count for your floor and the right pail sizes to order.
Before you glue:
- Clean and fully dry the subfloor first.
- Use the trowel notch size on the adhesive's data sheet — it determines your coverage.
- Let the adhesive cure fully before moving equipment onto the floor.
How much adhesive do you need?
Most home installs don't need glue. If you're gluing your rubber flooring down, use this to find how much adhesive to order — and where to get it.
Enter your floor area above to see how much to order.
Estimate only. Coverage varies with trowel size and subfloor porosity — when in doubt, order the higher amount. Shop: Adhesive 100 · Adhesive 110
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Installation
This video shows you what to know before installing rubber flooring in your home or gym. You’ll learn how to measure your space, choose the right flooring type, and prepare the surface for a smooth fit. It also covers simple tips for laying rubber mats so they sit flat, butt tightly together, and stay in place. Perfect for anyone setting up a home gym or upgrading their workout area.
Receiving
Mats arrive via UPS/FedEx or freight depending on order size and thickness. Heavier thicknesses are best handled by two people, so plan for help on delivery day.
Double Sided Tape
Mats don't need double sided tape for most home installs, since their weight holds them in place. This demo shows how to tape rubber down for commercial or high-traffic spaces, or anywhere you want zero shifting.
Transition Reducers
Use transition reducers to taper the exposed edges of your mats for a clean, trip-free transition. Find the reducer that matches your thickness.
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Rubber Mats, Rolls, or Tiles?
This video walks through selecting and installing rubber gym flooring using a real Living.Fit install, step by step: measuring, cutting, laying, and taping.
It compares rolls to interlocking tiles on durability, appearance, and ease of installation. Rolls give the most seamless look across large rooms, while tiles offer flexibility for smaller or temporary spaces.
Mats sit in the middle: the same dense rubber as our rolls, in fixed 3, 6, 8, or 10-foot lengths. They're easier to handle and place, with no long-roll cutting.
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