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FREE WEIGHTS FLOORING
Free Weights Flooring – Weight training is an extremely popular type of activity in the gym and it is inevitable weights will be dropped on the floor. Repeated heavy impacts can cause long-term damage to a sub-floor if not adequately protected. It is therefore important to ensure the correct gym flooring is installed in a free weights area. At TVS we offer a range of products and systems designed to absorb impact shock. These include:
- Heavy-duty interlocking rubber tiles at 30mm and 40mm thicknesses
- Impact protection slabs up to 80mm thicknesses
- Shock absorbing elastic layers
- Polyurethane bonded rubber flooring in a range of thicknesses and colours
- Plywood and self leveling materials
Some of the gyms require a robust flooring solution for the weightlifting area. To fulfil this requirement, TVS can supply shock attenuating rubber floor tiles made from a mixture of black recycled rybber granules bound tgether with a polyurethane resin and a coloured EPDM granule added to the wear layer.
This product offers extra protection to the substrate, which is particularly important in busy weightlifting areas where weights are dropped frequently.
The tiles are simple to install, require little to no maintenance and interlock together with pre-inserted plastic dowels to create a stable performance surface for weightlifting activities to take place safely.
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TVS Gym Flooring is the leading gym flooring company in the UK and Europe, with over 12 years of experience. We have supplied market-leading products to gyms across the world, including Pure Gym, The Gym Group, Virgin Active and Fitness First. We are also proud sponsors of LAX – one of London’s most prestigious fitness clubs.
We’ve got the perfect team for your next project. Our experts are industry leaders, and they have years of experience in their respective fields. They’ll work closely with you to understand your needs and find the best solution for your business.
What Kind of Gym Floor is Best For Free Weights?
Free-weight areas are the most abused area of any gym. Dropped weights, benches being dragged, and people not taking care when moving weights around can cause damage to your flooring. For this reason, free-weight areas need flooring that is not only resilient and durable but capable of absorbing shock and reducing the risk of injury.
Our free-weight area flooring is made of high quality materials that will last you years without showing signs of wear or tear. They’re also designed to absorb shock so you don’t have to worry about dropped weights causing major damage to your floors! We offer custom sizing options as well as many different colors so they’ll fit in seamlessly with your current design scheme.
What to Look For in Gym Tiles For Free Weight Areas?
We offer free weight gym flooring tiles that are designed to withstand the heavy weights and high traffic of a typical commercial gym. It’s made from durable materials, so you can be confident it will last. We offer installation services too.
You won’t have to worry about your floors getting ruined by weights or foot traffic anymore with our free weight gym flooring tiles. They are durable and easy to install.
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