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43mm Sprung PRO Rubber AntiShock Gym Flooring Tile

£72.47 £90.59

Our Sprung PRO high performance tile system has something for everyone, whether you enjoy lightweight workouts or hardcore strength training sessions.

The versatile range offers thickness options for low to moderate exercise (11mm/15mm), moderate to high activity (20mm /30mm) or high to very high workouts with heavy weights (Anti-shock -43mm /53mm /63mm).

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PRO 43mm is the ideal solution for heavier weight training users.  It effortlessly withstands weight drops up to 250kg and is perfect for Olympic lifting, CrossFit and other high impact activities such as plyometrics, HIIT workouts and Cardio.

With a slip resistant top layer, ultra dense core and studded underside, the ultra durable 43mm tiles provide extra stability and impact protection for heavy-weight workouts while reducing sound and preventing injury.

The studded base not only offers extra structural stability but creates an in-built moisture channel making the tiles suitable for areas where there are higher levels of moisture.

Finished with a clean bevelled edge and available with matching ramps, our PRO tiles give you the PRO finish, enhancing your gym decor and supporting your workouts for years to come. 

Features

Product
Dimensions 1000mm x 1000mm
Thickness 43mm
Shape Square
Profile Bevel Edge with Stud Underside
Maximum Weight Drop 250kg
Applications Functional Training, Free Weights up to 250kg, Cardio & Strength, CrossFit
Material
Properties Tough Elastic, High Compression Resistance and Impact Strength
Composition Recycled SBR Rubber granules from 70% truck tyres, bonded with PU
Technical Specification
Width +/-2%
Length +/-2%
Thickness +/-5%
Dry Conditions ≤ 105PTV | PN -EN 13036-
Wet Conditions ≤ 75PTV | 4:2004
Abrasion Resistance, mg ≤ 560 | PN - EN ISO 5470-1:2001
Tensile Strength, MPA ≥ 0.65
Elongation At Break ≥ 40 | PN - EN 12230:2005
Hardness 55 up to 75 | PN - ISO 868 PN-93/C-04206
Density 950 to 1,000kg/m3 | OTP 1168 PN-EN ISO 845 - 2010
Fire Classification Efl S1
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