RubberRubber EVA Foam Mat
Our Rubber EVA Foam Mat offers a durable and comfortable flooring solution for a variety of settings.
SpecificationsRubber EVA Foam Mats
Rubber EVA Foam Mat offers a durable and comfortable flooring solution for a variety of settings. Ideal for use in workout rooms, or play spaces for kids.
The range
The Product In This Category
A rubber-blend tile at 80 kg/m³ and Shore A 38–45 for the zones where a standard foam tile gives up.
RubberProblems it solves
What This Range Is For
- Foam tiles compressing under racks, rigs and heavy machines
- Equipment shifting on a floor that offers no grip
- Tiles curling at the edges in heavily loaded areas
Key advantages
Why It Holds Up
- Rubber-blend surface for extra durability
- Excellent grip under heavy equipment
- Superior wear resistance
- Stable, flat laying without curling
Applications
Where These Mats Are Installed
Heavy-duty gym zones
Weightlifting areas
Commercial fitness centres
Industrial anti-fatigue workstations
Industries
Buyers Who Specify This Range
Gym and Fitness Flooring
Fitness buyers judge a foam tile on two things — whether it still measures its stated thickness after a season under a rack, and whether the…
Industry pageMartial Arts and Dojo
A tatami mat has to be firm enough to throw on and forgiving enough to break a fall — which is a density and hardness decision, not a surfac…
Industry pagePools and Wet Areas
Around a pool the specification is drainage first: water has to leave the surface faster than a barefoot walker can slip on it.…
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SpecificationsFAQ
Rubber EVA Foam Mats FAQ
What is this range specified for?
A rubber-blend tile at 80 kg/m³ and Shore A 38–45 for the zones where a standard foam tile gives up.
Which sizes are standard in this range?
60×60 cm (customizable)
What density do these mats run at?
80 kg/m³
What thickness should I order?
Standard production runs from 1 cm to 4 cm. Thinner tiles suit home and retail use; heavy training zones and martial arts floors normally move up the range. Density matters as much as thickness — ask us for the density that matches your use case.
Can I order a non-standard size?
Yes. Standard formats are 30×30, 50×50 and 60×60 cm, with 100×100 cm on the tatami line. Other sizes need their own cutting tooling, which we make in-house.
What certificates come with this product?
REACH, EN71, BSCI, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 apply across our production, and GRS covers recycled-content products. Full copies are on the certificates page and the complete set is sent on request.
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Tell us the size, thickness, colour and destination market and we will price it against the same specification we produce to.