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TVS Connector Tile
Rubber Gym Flooring Connector Tile 25mm Black 500mm x 500mm – The Price is for 1m2 / 4 Tiles
TVS Exibits at Elevate London 2023, UK’s largest fitness, physical activity and sports therapy trade show.
ELEVATE 23, staged in June, provided TVS Group with an opportunity to showcase some of its latest performance surfaces for sports, fitness and physical activities. Held this year at the ExCeL London exhibition centre, the event attracted a wide range of exhibitors and visitors from across the health, fitness and sporting sectors.
Andy Roberts, sales director of TVS Group says the event was a huge success and a unique opportunity. “Exhibiting at ELEVATE this year was an easy decision for us to make, particularly because this is the first time, in a long time in the UK, that potential buyers, designers and suppliers operating within this sector were able to meet face to face at a trade show of this magnitude.”
What Our Customers Say
Matt Parsons, Norfolk
“It’s perfect for our home gym and probably most gyms. Just the right thickness to give a little bounce underfoot and also at 15mm it was easy to cut with a Stanley blade – the installation was easy”.
Matt Jordan, Southamton
“I purchased your 20mm 1m x1m tiles as flooring for my garage which I turned in to a home gym. I have been delighted with the quality of the tiles. They are a really robust gym flooring solution yet were very easy to install. I was really impressed with the speed of dispatch of the tiles and the overall service that I received.”
What Is The Difference Between Home & Commercial Gym Flooring?
The biggest difference between home gym flooring and commercial gym flooring is the thickness of the rubber flooring. For example, home gym owners typically use rubber floor tiles that are no greater than 25mm thick whereas commercial gym operators will use rubber flooring that is 30mm to 40mm thick.
It is normal for commercial gym floor tiles to be thicker than home gym floor tiles. That’s not to say you couldn’t use thicker rubber tiles in a home gym setting, but unless you’re powerlifting or dropping extremely heavy weights, 30mm, 40mm or even 70mm could be considered overkill in these instances.
In terms of material used, a lot of home gym owners will utilise high-density rubber floor tiles, usually fitted over a solid concrete substrate or even carpet tiles. Rubber flooring is more than adequate in home gymnasiums and it is also the ideal flooring solution in commercial gyms because it is very resilient and durable enough to cope with heavy-duty wear.
Commercial gyms always use rubber flooring in free weight zones, or a hard rubber floor finished with a polyurethane top layer in functional fitness zones.
