Gym and Garage Floor company is a manufacturer of premium rubber mats and flooring. We are the leading producer of high quality, durable, safe, and eco-friendly products for both indoor and outdoor use. Our product line includes gym mats, exercise equipment mats, yoga mats, fitness mats, dance mats, martial arts mats, workout mats, play mats, safety mats, sports mats, and much more.
We have been in business since 2017 and our goal has always been to provide the best customer service possible. We strive to be your one stop shop for all your mat needs. We offer shipping on all orders over and we also offer free returns within 7 days of purchase. We hope you enjoy shopping with us!
What you need to know about rubber mats
Rubber is a product that has been used in industrial and domestic applications for centuries and it has no substitute in most instances. Most of the rubber products mainly come from India and West African countries.
The most popular Rubber Mats for Garage in South Africa are the black medallion or coin-faced mats otherwise known as a black rubber mat.
This is because the Rubber Floor Tiles price for black is relatively cheaper as compared to the colored ones. These rubber mats interlock like a puzzle to make them more durable and easier to install. Coin rubber flooring is the best and most popular form of Rubber Floor Matting.
Leading rubber mats supplier in South Africa
Our extensive range of rubber mats includes gym rubber mats, garage rubber mats and workshop rubber mats. Our rubber mats are of exceptional quality that we give a generous warranty than industry standards. Our rubber mats can be used in any application but are of industrial nature and are able to withstand a great deal of abuse
Properties of rubber
- Highly flexible
- Very higher tensile strength
- Resistant to water and certain chemicals
- Durable with correct application going over 10 years
Product Feature of Rubber mats
| Description | Values |
| Application | Garage| Gym| Workshop |
| Material | 100% Recycled Pvc |
| Rolling weight | 6500kgs |
| Weight per sqm | 5.2kgs/ sqm |
| Tile size | 500mmx500mmx5mm |
Different Types of rubber mats available
- Interlocking rubber mats
- Interlocking rubber flooring
- Rubber flooring rolls
- Outdoor rubber mats
- Indoor rubber mats
- Rubber sheeting
- Rubber tiles
- Garage rubber tiles
- Gym rubber tiles
- Rubber mats
- Gym mats
- Exercise mats
- Yoga mats
- Fitness mats
- Martial arts mats
- Workout mats
- Play mats
- Safety mats
- Sports mats
Most yoga mats are easy to put together and clients like that it comes with a storage bag.
Interlocking rubber mats are the most popular type of rubber flooring for quite a number of applications. Because of its versatile properties, they are used as multi-purpose flooring such as
- Garage Flooring
- Gym flooring
- School flooring
- Creche flooring
- Playground flooring
- Kitchen Flooring
- Airport’s flooring
- Hospital flooring
Features of rubber interlocking mats
- Self-locking mechanism
- High durability
- Anti-slip properties
- Impact absorption properties
Rubber mats are most popularly used as doormats, and they are also brandable. Rubber mats are suitable for both indoor and outdoor mats. They are extremely durable as compared to carpet doormats.
They are two types of rubber tiles
- Heavy-duty rubber tiles– These are mainly made from recycled tires and are suitable for high-impact gym sections
- Pvc interlocking rubber floor tiles– They are light-duty types of rubber tiles suitable for workshop tiles and as the norm gym flooring.
All products are designed to provide a professional angle of movement that is recognized by many buyers. We aim to provide high-quality, commercial-quality, and heavy-duty rubber.
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Rubber Gym Floor Rollers have been used as a commercial weight room floor, under exercise equipment such as a basement floor, underfloor heating, as a non-slip floor on boat docks, as a children’s floor, and in any other location where a Rubber floor solution would be helpful to help prevent slipping and anti-fatigue and sound control qualities.
- Simple to install and uninstall
- Odourless
- Non-slip and soft
- Easy to clean
- Electric shock resistive
- Flame resistant
Our rubber mat factory can manufacture 800sqm per day. We mostly supply our rubber mats nationally to Durban, Cape Town, Pretoria, and Johannesburg.
Rubber matting and Rubber mats
Rubber mats and rubber matting is the most cost-effective solutions to rubber flooring and the most versatile product known so far in the flooring industry. The benefits of our rubber tile are used to solve a lot of flooring challenges one can imagine. Whatever challenges rubber mats are a great solution to a lot of Rubberized Flooring problems with limited resources.
Interlocking Rubber Mats
Rubber interlocking mats are a type of flooring that is installed in the middle of an existing concrete slab. The Rubber Interlocking Mats are designed to be used as a secondary layer over a sub-base and can provide additional support for the slab.
The installation process involves removing the old concrete from the area where the new Interlocking Rubber Mats will be placed. A base layer is then laid down on top of the sub-base. This base layer may consist of gravel or crushed stone. After this layer has been completed, the Interlocking Rubber Mats are installed. These Rubber Interlocking Mats are typically made of rubber/ pvc and have a thickness ranging between 4 mm and 7mm.
Advantages
The advantages of using Rubber Interlocking Mats include:
- They do not require any formwork or scaffolding.
- They allow for easy access to the slab during construction.
- They eliminate the need for expensive forms.
- They reduce the amount of time required for pouring concrete.
- They prevent cracking and spalling of the concrete.
Interlocking rubber mats are used in gyms, health clubs, and other athletic facilities as well as homes, offices, schools, and playgrounds. They can be found in many different styles including:
Pvc Interlocking mats are commonly used in commercial settings such, industrial floors, commercial buildings, schools, and hospitals. It depends on how much weight you expect to put on them. If you just walk across them, they’ll probably last longer than concrete. But if you use them for heavy machinery, they won’t hold up as well. Most interlocking mat systems are designed to withstand loads of up to 600Â per square metre.
Rubber interlocking floor tiles are a great choice for any type of flooring project. They’re easy to install and maintain. And they look good in most spaces. You don’t have to worry about cracks forming in the rubber. Because it’s a flexible material, it stretches when it expands and contracts. This helps prevent cracks from forming.
They’re sturdy. Rubber tiles are one of the strongest materials out there. They’re also very versatile. You can use them indoors or outdoors. And they work well in both wet and dry areas. They’re extremely durable. Rubber tiles are often used in industrial environments where they must stand up to extreme conditions. Rubber tiles are generally installed over subflooring.
The present invention is directed to a method of making an improved floor covering having a decorative pattern thereon which comprises applying a first layer of a liquid adhesive composition onto a substrate surface; applying a second layer of a liquid adhesive over said first layer; and applying a third layer of a liquid adhesive on top of said second layer. The improvement resides in that the first, second and third layers are applied by means of a single applicator device.
Advantages
The advantages of using Rubber Interlocking Mats include:
- They do not require any formwork or scaffolding.
- They allow for easy access to the slab during construction.
- They eliminate the need for expensive forms.
- They reduce the amount of time required for pouring concrete.
- They prevent cracking and spalling of the concrete.
Interlocking rubber mats are used in gyms, health clubs, and other athletic facilities as well as homes, offices, schools, and playgrounds. They can be found in many different styles including: Rubber Tiles, Interlocking Mats, Pvc Interlocking Mats, Plastic Tiles and Industrial Floor Tiles
Rubber tiles are made of natural rubber latex (NRL) and synthetic rubber. Rubber tiles are designed to protect floors from damage caused by moisture, chemicals, oils, dirt, dust, and spills. Rubber tiles are usually installed under carpeting and are often used in commercial settings such as restaurants, retail stores, and office buildings.
Rubber tiles are generally recommended for areas where people spend a lot of time standing, such as hallways, lobbies, waiting rooms, and restrooms. Rubber tiles are also used in industrial settings such as warehouses, factories, and garages.
Rubber tiles are typically sold in rectangular shapes ranging from 4 inches wide to 12 inches wide. Some manufacturers make rubber tiles in square shapes. Rubber tiles are usually made of two pieces of rubber glued together. The glue is applied between the layers of rubber before the tile is cut into its final shape.
Rubber tiles should be cleaned regularly using soap and water. If you have pets, you may want to consider purchasing pet-friendly rubber tiles. Pet urine can cause permanent stains on rubber flooring.
Rubber tiles come in various colours and patterns. You can find rubber tiles in solid colours, stripes, and designs. Some manufacturers offer rubber tiles with a high gloss finish while others provide rubber tiles with a matte finish.
The best way to determine if your area needs rubber tiles is to contact an expert who specializes in installing rubber flooring. A professional installer will know exactly what types of rubber tiles are appropriate for your location and the amount of foot traffic your facility receives.
If you’re looking for a durable, low maintenance floor covering option, then rubber tiles might be right for you. However, if you need a flooring solution that looks beautiful and adds style to your space, then vinyl tiles may be more suitable.
Vinyl tiles are available in many different styles, including traditional, contemporary, geometric, and even abstract. Vinyl tiles are manufactured using
Rubber Interlocking mats are like rubber tiles but are not glued together. Instead, interlocking mats are attached to each other using special clips. These clips allow the mats to expand and contract without cracking or breaking.
Pvc interlocking mats have been used for many years as a substitute for wood or other natural materials such as stone, tile, brick, etc., in floors, walls, counter tops, furniture, etc. These mats are made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic sheets which are bonded together with a hot melt glue. PVC interlocking mats have become increasingly popular because they can be produced at low cost and installed quickly. However, these mats do not provide any attractive appearance when viewed from above. In addition, the PVC material tends to crack after extended exposure to sunlight.
It has now been discovered that it is possible to produce a floor covering comprising a plurality of layers of adhesively secured vinyl sheeting wherein each layer has a different colour so that the resulting product provides a pleasing appearance when viewed from above
plastic interlocking tiles have also been used for many years in place of natural materials such as ceramic, marble, granite, slate, etc. Interlocking tiles are generally formed by extruding a thin-walled strip of plastic material into a desired shape, cutting the extruded strip into individual pieces, and then bonding the pieces together using a suitable adhesive. Interlocking tiles may be manufactured in various shapes including squares, rectangles, hexagons, octagons, circles, triangles, diamonds, etc. Interlocking tile products are available in a wide variety of colours and designs.
It has now been discovered that a floor covering comprising several layers of interlocked plastic tiles can be made which has a pleasing appearance when viewed upwardly.
Industrial floor tiles have also been used in place of natural materials for many years. Industrial floor tiles are usually formed by extruding a flat slab of plastic material into a rectangular shape, cutting the extrusion into individual pieces, and bonding the pieces together using an appropriate adhesive. Industrial floor tiles may be manufactured in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and colours.
It has now also been discovered that a floor covering comprising a plurality of layers can be made which includes industrial floor tiles which have a pleasing appearance when viewed upwards.
In accordance with one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of making a floor covering comprising the steps of:
(a) providing a first layer of a first liquid adhesive composition.
(b) applying the first layer of the first liquid adhesive composition onto a first substrate surface;
(c) applying a second layer of the first liquid composition over the first layer;
(d) applying a third layer of the first liquid compound over the second layer;
(e) applying a fourth layer of a second liquid adhesive composition over the third layer;
(f) applying a fifth layer of a second liquid compound over the fourth layer;
(g) repeating step (e) until a predetermined number of layers are applied;
(h) curing the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth layers; and
(i) removing the cured first, second, third and fourth layers from the first substrate surface.
The first liquid adhesive composition comprises a mixture of two components, namely, a polyvinyl acetate component and a water-based acrylic emulsion component. The polyvinyl acetate is preferably a copolymer of about 50% to about 90% by weight of vinyl acetate and about 10% to about 50% by weight of ethylene. The water-based acrylic emulsions comprise about 30% to about 70% by weight of a polymerized acrylic acid ester having at least one hydroxyl group per molecule, and about 30% to about 80% by weight of a non-ionic surfactant. Preferably, the polymerized acrylic acid esters are selected from the group consisting of alkyl acrylate monomers, methacrylate monomers, and mixtures thereof. Most preferably, the polymerized acrylic acids esters are selected from methyl acrylate, ethyl acrylate, butyl acrylate, 2-ethylhexyl acrylate, nonyl acrylate, lauryl acrylate, stearyl acrylate, and mixtures thereof, wherein the amount of each acrylate monomer ranges from about 20% to about 60%.
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