High Impact Flooring Buyer's Guide

HIGH IMPACT FLOORING

Extreme flooring for extreme workouts and extreme(ly hardcore) people!

If you are running, jumping, burpee-ing and jumping rope along with other plyometric movements, you and your floor need some extra protection.

High impact flooring is thicker and more shock absorbent. It is built to handle the abuse of heavy weights and plenty of traffic. When you need the ultimate flooring protection for your floor and your joints, we recommend 3/8”, 1/2”* and higher.

*Popular choice.

HIGH IMPACT ROLLS

8mm rubber rolls

Great for home and commercial gyms, and high impact exercises

1/2" rubber rolls

Great for high impact, heavy weights and Olympic lifting

3/8" rubber rolls

Great for commercial gyms and high impact exercises

15mm rubber rolls

The cream of the crop; great for the most extreme exercises

To cover a large area with flooring that will stay in place for plyometrics, side to side movement, and lots of action, rubber rolls are where it’s at! Our high quality, USA made, ⅜” and ½” Impact Rolls are perfect for high impact, plyometric workouts.

High impact rolls are less dense and more resilient, giving your joints maximum cushion to keep you healthy and happy. They are also super reasonable priced. Like, you can get them at about the same price point as the traditional 8mm rolls.

You can also go with the wood series or designer series for some added perks like a wood look and colorful design options. These specialty rolls will run you a little more money, but they look sharp and have lots of great qualities to offer.

Ready to get started? Find the high impact rolled rubber floor for you.

**Note: If you will be dropping heavy weights, we do not recommend the ⅜” Impact Rolls; these rolls are better for plyometric exercises.

HIGH IMPACT FLOOR TILES

• 15mm rubber tiles

Great for high impact, heavy weights and Olympic lifting

• 3/4" soft rubber tiles

Great for high impact, plyometric workouts

• 3/4" rubber tiles

The ultimate shock absorption, great for Olympic power lifting

For easy installation, stationary movements and portability, tiles are an excellent option. Our thick, durable, high quality, USA made 15mm rubber tiles are popular, effective, and look great in any gym. They are the perfect thickness for high impact, barbel-slamming, kettlebell-dropping workouts. They are tough, and can hold up to the abuse, but they are still affordable. The best of both worlds.

For ultra shock absorption on, ease on your joints and bodyweight plyometric workouts, the ¾” Soft Rubber Tiles are your best bet - soft, cushion-y and great for staying injury-free.

You can also go with the beefiest, buffest tiles around: our ¾” or rubber tiles. These tiles are top-of-the-line, shock absorbent, and ultra durable.

Ready to get started? Find the best high impact floor tiles for you.

HIGH IMPACT FLOOR MATS

• Impact mats

Great for high impact, plyometric movements

• 3/4" rubber mats

The ultimate shock absorption, great for Olympic power lifting

For a mobile option and exercising in a small space, and protecting your body during high impact, plyometric workouts, or your floor from heavy cardio equipment, rubber mats can be a great, affordable and no fuss option.

You can’t go wrong with either of our high impact rubber mats - high quality and USA made and built with ultra shock absorbency to stand up to your most intense workouts without breaking the bank.

Ready to get started? Find the best high impact mat for you.!

**Note: If you will be dropping heavy weights, we do not recommend the Impact Mats; these mats are better for plyometric exercises.

HIGH IMPACT FLOORING INSTALLATION

DIY Friendly

• Loose lay
• Tape down
• Glue Down*

*For glue down, you may consult a professional, but DIY is still doable.

THE BEST SUB-FLOOR FOR HIGH IMPACT FLOORING

Any concrete, low pile carpet, hardwood, ceramic or porcelain tiles, or even on top of compacted dirt. It is important that your subfloor is leveled to ensure safety and a flat surface for workouts.

**Note: Dark rubber can stain light carpets, vinyl and some hardwood. Easy fix! → If you are laying the products on top of an existing floor, we recommend getting a plastic sheet to place in between the rubber and your current floor.