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Premium Construction: Black SBR topsheet with subtle light grey EPDM speckles for a modern, professional appearance.
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Durable & Impact Resistant: Dense rubber construction provides excellent impact resistance and shock absorption for long-lasting performance.
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Enhanced Stability: Flat Bottom – Type A profile with quad design delivers improved stability, traction, grip, and underfoot support.
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High Safety: Anti-slip surface with a certified Floor Slip Rating of R12, helping enhance safety in demanding conditions.
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Antimicrobial Protection: Helps prevent the growth of fungi, mold, and bacteria for a cleaner and healthier environment.
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Versatile Application: Suitable for residential areas, commercial cardio zones, and functional training spaces.
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Certified Quality: Meets EN ISO, EN 71-3, and REACH standards for quality, safety, and environmental compliance.
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Specifications: Color: Black with light grey speckles | Surface: Black SBR topsheet with EPDM speckles | Bottom Profile: Flat Bottom – Type A | Dimensions: 1000 × 1000 mm | Thickness: 15 mm | Weight: 14.3 kg/m².
ErgoFloor is a Danish brand serving global markets for over 20 years. All our products meet European quality requirements and are used around the world.
Sustainable Production: Made with 92% recycled rubber from End-of-Life tires.
Reliable and Accredited: Certified to meet EN ISO, EN 71-3, and REACH standards, with low emissions and virtually no odors.
Outstanding Performance: Highly effective anti-slip properties with ratings of R12 and P5.
Fire Resistance: Fulfills EN 13501 requirements for fire class Efl.
Antimicrobial Protection: Protects against fungi, mold, and bacteria with antimicrobial protection.
Knee Impact Reduction: Optimized for easy, injury-free exercise.
With our Rubber Flooring Tiles, you can enjoy the ideal combination of functionality, sustainability, and safety. Make a positive impact on the environment while transforming your space into a fitness haven. Go for quality. Opt for sustainability. Choose our rubber flooring tiles.
