Floor mat 6 mm roll 10 x 1.2 m | rubber fitness floor
CHF 250.-
One roll covers 12 m² of training area, replacing around 48 individual 50 × 50 cm tiles. Instead of many joints, you get a continuous sheet 10 m long and 1.2 m wide that you can cut to your room dimensions with a utility knife. Delivered to you in 1–3 business days.
more than 10 in stock, delivered in 1-3 business days
| ✓ | 12 m² per roll — replaces around 48 tiles measuring 50 × 50 cm |
| ✓ | Seamless track: 10 m long, 1.2 m wide, 6 mm thick |
| ✓ | Non-slip surface protects the underbody from scratches |
| ✓ | Dampens impact sound and vibrations under devices and racks |
| ✓ | Can be cut to any room dimension with a utility knife |
| ✓ | At your place in 1–3 business days |
The price is for the entire roll. CHF 250.- for 12 m² is around CHF 21.- per square meter. For larger rooms, simply increase the quantity above. Adhesive, edge trim, and cutting are not included.
Are you planning a free weight area with heavy dropping? Then combine the role as a base area with the Connect+ floor made of 20 mm solid rubber for the area under the rack and bar. You can find additional thicknesses and formats in the Fitness protective floor mats.
What can I use the 6 mm rubber flooring for?
Wherever a large area needs to be protected quickly and made non-slip. Typical uses include the equipment area with a treadmill, bike, or rowing machine, the area under weight stations and racks, the dumbbell and kettlebell area in a home gym, as well as warm-up and mobility zones. Physio rooms, club and school rooms, garage gyms, and basements are also included — along with many other areas where the underlying floor should be preserved. The 12 m² per roll are enough for a complete room measuring roughly 4 × 3 m.
What is the 6 mm design intended for?
Focused on surface area and protection, rather than maximum impact absorption reserve. 6 mm of rubber lies flat and low-trip in the room, keeps scratches, abrasion, and equipment feet away from the subfloor, and noticeably absorbs vibrations and impact sound. Anyone looking to equip rooms inexpensively and quickly across the entire surface will find this to be the exact right choice. Anyone repeatedly dropping heavy barbells from hip height will clearly notice the difference compared to 20 mm solid rubber — which is why thicker flooring is typically installed selectively in those spots.
How do I install the castors correctly?
Roll out, align, let it settle, then cut to size. Roll out the sheet in the room and give it a few hours so the rolling tension releases and the edges lie flat. Afterwards, cut to size using a sharp utility knife and a metal straightedge — 6 mm takes two to three passes. When using multiple sheets, place the 1.2 m wide strips butt-jointed next to each other. Plan for 5 to 10 percent waste.
What do I need to know about the subfloor?
Concrete, screed, tiles, and sealed wood are uncritical; soft PVC and vinyl are not. Components can migrate between rubber and plasticizer-containing flooring and leave permanent stains that can no longer be removed. On such floors, you place a separating layer underneath or test beforehand for several days on a hidden spot. The substrate should also be clean, dry, and free of grains of sand so that nothing chafes from underneath.
How many rolls do I need for my area?
| Up to 12 m² (e.g., 4 × 3 m) | 1 roll |
| Up to 24 m² (e.g., 6 × 4 m) | 2 rolls |
| Up to 36 m² (e.g., 6 × 6 m) | 3 rolls |
| Single appliance zone (e.g., 2.4 × 2 m) | 1 roll, rest as reserve |
| Studio or club space starting from 48 m² | 4 rolls and more |
If you are between two values, round up: Experience shows that waste at doors, niches, and pillars costs 5 to 10 percent of the area.
What is included in the scope of delivery?
| Included | 1 roll of rubber flooring, 10 m × 1.2 m × 6 mm (12 m²) |
| Not included | Glue or double-sided tape |
| Not included | Edge finish and corner pieces |
| Not included | Custom cut — the roll is delivered uncut |
| Compatible with | thicker rubber mats as a point drop zone |
Product questions
Frequently asked questions about the 6 mm rubber floor roll
Is the price per roll or per square meter?
What mass and weight does the roll have?
What material is the floor made of and how do I clean it?
Can I cut the roll myself?
Do I have to glue the floor down?
Can I lay the rubber flooring on parquet, vinyl, or PVC?
What color will be delivered to me?
Are 6 mm sufficient for dumbbell and strength training?
Is the floor suitable for treadmills and cardio equipment?
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