Premium Solid Rubber Gym Flooring | Green 15mm [1m x 1m]

Premium Solid Rubber Gym Flooring | Green 15mm

Solid Green Through the Full Tile | 15mm | Fire Tested - Efl (SGS) | REACH Screened

This is the solid colour tile - green through the entire thickness, not black rubber with a green fleck. If you want a floor that reads as one clean colour from across the room, or you're colour-coding zones, this is the one.

Underneath the colour it's the same heavy-duty build as the rest of the Premium range: 1m x 1m x 15mm, 13.5kg of compressed rubber granule locked together with a polyurethane binder, a bevelled edge and a non-slip surface. One tile covers one square metre.

Which Green Do You Want?

There are two green rubber tiles in the range, and a third option that isn't rubber at all.

• EPDM Green Fleck - black rubber with a green EPDM fleck through the top, the everyday choice and the lower price
• Premium Solid Green (this tile) - green all the way through, no black base, for a uniform colour floor or a clearly marked zone
• Hybrid Grass Rubber Tiles - if you want the green for a sled lane, sprint track or turf look rather than a rubber weights floor

Fleck tiles cost less. Solid colour costs more because the whole tile is coloured granule rather than a black base with colour mixed through the top.

Key Features

• Solid green colour through the full 15mm - uniform colour across the whole floor
• 13.5kg per tile - heavy, dense rubber that lays flat and stays put
• PU-bound and bottom sealed - granules won't flake or shed from the tile
• Independently certified - EN 13501-1 fire classification, EN 14041 and EN 14904 compliance, REACH SVHC screened
• Non-slip surface - slip resistance assessed under EN 14041
• Bevelled edge for tight joins and a finished look
• Double-sided - flip the tile to extend its life
• Waterproof, non-toxic and non-static - no chemical smell
• Holds its shape under racks, benches and machines - will not bend or deform
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

How Many Tiles Do I Need?

One tile covers one square metre, so your tile count is your floor area in square metres, plus 5-10% for cuts around walls, columns and equipment.

• Single garage (approx. 3m x 6m = 18m²) - 19-20 tiles
• Double garage (approx. 6m x 6m = 36m²) - 38-40 tiles
• Studio or PT space (approx. 8m x 6m = 48m²) - 50-53 tiles
• Free-weight floor (approx. 10m x 6m = 60m²) - 63-66 tiles

Buying in bulk? Contact us with your floor plan and we'll quote pack pricing and a pallet rate to your site.

Independently Tested & Certified

Our rubber flooring is independently tested and certified to European standards. Certificates are available on request for fit-out, tender and compliance documentation.

The EN 14041 and EN 14904 assessment covers slip resistance, water-tightness, shock absorption, wear resistance, rolling load resistance, electrical behaviour and content of dangerous substances - the characteristics a certifier, architect or facility manager will ask about on a commercial floor.

Why REACH matters: if you're fitting out a school, childcare centre, council facility or healthcare space, the SGS screening tested this rubber against 235 Substances of Very High Concern on the European Chemicals Agency candidate list and detected none above the reporting limit. A lot of cheap imported rubber flooring has never been screened at all.

Installation Tips

1. Prepare the area: the subfloor should be clean, dry, level and free of dust or debris
2. Lay from a corner: butt each tile tightly against the last - the bevelled edges close up into a neat join
3. Cut to size: trim edges and cut-outs with a sharp utility knife and a straight edge, scoring several passes rather than forcing one
4. Secure if required: at 13.5kg a tile, loose lay is stable in most home and studio floors; use adhesive or double-sided flooring tape in commercial spaces and anywhere equipment is dragged
5. Flip when worn: the tile is double-sided - turn it over to get a second life from a high-traffic spot

Want it done for you? Our own installation team handles gym flooring supply-and-install across Sydney, and we can arrange installation for commercial projects Australia-wide - contact us for a quote.

Perfect For

• Colour-coded training zones and branded gym floors
• Free-weight, dumbbell and bench areas
• Functional training and conditioning spaces
• Schools, childcare, sports halls and council facilities requiring documented compliance
• Home and garage gyms
• Outdoor and undercover training areas

Warranty

This flooring is covered by a 2 year manufacturing warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. Full terms, exclusions and the claims process are set out on our warranty page. Nothing here limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

Delivery

Australia-wide delivery from our Sydney warehouse. Rubber tiles are heavy freight - for multi-tile and fit-out orders we'll quote the sharpest pallet rate to your site. Pallet deliveries need a forklift on site or a tail-lift truck, so if you're delivering to a construction site or a location without a forklift, tell us at checkout and we'll book the right vehicle and leave instructions with the courier. Contact us for volume pricing.

Commercial Fit-Outs & Bulk Orders

Flooring a full facility? We supply and install commercial gym flooring across Sydney and deliver Australia-wide. Contact us for bulk pricing, samples, certification documents and a free consultation.

Shop More: Commercial Gym Flooring
Other Greens: EPDM Green Fleck | Hybrid Grass Tiles | Sled Astro Turf
Complete Your Setup: Solid Blue | EPDM Rubber Flooring | Vinyl Gym Flooring

The best prices on gym flooring in Sydney - floor your whole space without breaking the bank.

FAQs

Is this a solid green tile or a green fleck?
Solid. The green runs through the full 15mm - there's no black base. If you want the black-with-green-fleck look, that's the EPDM Green Fleck.

Why does solid colour cost more than fleck?
A fleck tile is mostly black rubber with colour mixed through the top. A solid tile is coloured granule all the way through, which costs more to make. The size, thickness, weight and build are otherwise the same.

Should I use this or astro turf for a green floor?
Depends what the floor is for. Rubber is for weights, machines and general training - it takes impact and protects the slab. Turf is for sled pushes, sprints and functional lanes. Plenty of gyms run both: rubber under the racks, a grass tile or turf strip for the sled lane.

Is 15mm thick enough for weight training?
Yes for free weights, dumbbells, benches, racks and functional training. For dropping loaded Olympic bars from height, put 30mm EPDM tiles in the platform area and run this tile across the rest.

Can you provide compliance documentation for a tender or commercial fit-out?
Yes. We can supply the SGS fire classification report (EN 13501-1, Efl), the EN 14041 and EN 14904 technical construction file, the SGS REACH SVHC screening report and the CE Attestation of Conformity. Contact us and we'll send the documents through.

How many tiles do I need?
One tile is one square metre. Measure your floor in square metres and add 5-10% for cuts.

Do I need to glue it down?
Not usually. At 13.5kg each the tiles sit flat and stay put in most home and studio setups. Adhesive-fix in commercial spaces or wherever equipment gets dragged across the floor.

Can I use it outdoors?
Yes. The rubber compound handles heat, weather and ozone, so it works in outdoor and undercover training areas as well as indoors.

Does it smell?
It's a non-toxic rubber with no chemical smell. Like any new rubber floor, give the room some airflow for the first day or two.

Can I mix it with other colours?
Yes - it's the same 1m x 1m x 15mm format as the rest of the Premium 15mm range, so you can lay solid green zones inside a black or fleck floor for colour-coded areas. See the Solid Blue for a second zone colour.

Can you supply a full floor?
Yes - contact us with your tile count for a quote and a pallet freight rate.