DIY Gym Flooring: Horse Stall Mats - COMPLETE GUIDE (Including Get rid of smell, How to Cut)

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  • Опубліковано 2 вер 2022
  • 📖 DESCRIPTION: In this video I offer you the Horse Stall Mat P.A.N.I.S. Process (Plan, Acquire, Neutralize Odor, Install, Secure). The PANIS process offers the FULL process that you should consider before purchasing the most common form of ultra-durable home gym flooring, Horse Stall Mats!
    This video serves as a complete guide where I will teach you planning considerations, where to buy, which mats to buy, how to get rid of the smell (the S.H.A.T. Offgas Method), how to cut horse stall mats, how to tape horse stall mats, etc.
    Chapters:
    • Phase 1 Planning: 1:04
    • Phase 2 Acquire Mats: 2:10
    • Which Mats to Buy 2:41
    • My Buying Experience 4:19
    • How to Unload/Move Mats: 5:27
    • Phase 3 Neutralize Odor: 6:24
    • SHAT Offgas Method: 7:06
    • How I used the SHAT Method: 8:47
    • Phase 4 Installation: 10:41
    • How to Cut Mats: 11:00
    • Phase 5 Secure: 13:18
    How to Tape: 14:34
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  • @vintageweightspgh
    @vintageweightspgh Рік тому +13

    Every home gym needs stall mats. And every home gym owner should watch this before installing them! I learned a lot of these tips the hard way haha. Great video!

  • @HomeGymHacksandReviews
    @HomeGymHacksandReviews Рік тому +3

    Very good video and very clean end result.

  • @williamlewis-zanyfit2377
    @williamlewis-zanyfit2377 10 місяців тому +4

    I have 3000 sq ft commercial gym which I have used for over 14 years. My mats 4×6 but 3/4 inches and weighing 100# each. The mats are flat on both sides and on a concrete floor. I periodically have to check for mildew but worth their weight in gold. No odor from Tractor Supply. Good informative video!

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  10 місяців тому

      Thank you do much! Putting these mats in was definitely money well spent. No regrets. 🤘🙏💪

    • @teamdada2194
      @teamdada2194 9 місяців тому

      No odor from tractor supply? Do you have a special tractor supply that gets stall mats from somewhere other than Canada? Maybe you think you’re special in the brain that has unscented stall mats? Do you have a smelling problem? Do you dream of lifting heavy iron on your stall mats which mask the odor?

    • @Chemhead1982
      @Chemhead1982 Місяць тому

      I think your special in the brain. Re - read what they said. Since they bought another brand, they have no odor you would normally have from tractor supply. My god your dumb.​@teamdada2194

  • @craigpage1261
    @craigpage1261 Рік тому +4

    I have a shed gym and these really make it feel like a gym. I’m going to use your tip of Gorilla Tape on the seams.

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому +2

      Thanks Craig! I agree. These mats definitely make a gym feel like a “real” gym!

  • @Eccles_basement_gym
    @Eccles_basement_gym Рік тому +2

    Looks pretty good. I alternated mine so I didnt have the long seems.

  • @TrunxKraft3000
    @TrunxKraft3000 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this! I am buying 53 of them for my video production studio.

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому +1

      Awesome!!!! Congratulations on the new studio 🤘🙏💪!!!!

    • @TrunxKraft3000
      @TrunxKraft3000 Рік тому

      @@DesignBuildLift Thank you!!

  • @adventureswiththechristmans
    @adventureswiththechristmans Рік тому +2

    bro you are hilarious.... thanks for sharing take care.

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому

      I appreciate that! Thank you for supporting the channel!!!!! 🤘🙏💪

  • @TheEdward234
    @TheEdward234 11 місяців тому +1

    So after being out for 3 weeks, how much smell was left? Was all of it gone? I just bought some mats for a shed gym, ventilation there isnt very good and i typically workout with doors closed. Was planning to leave the mats outside for 2 weeks, but wonder if that might not be enough. (I got the 4x3 1/2 inch from tractor supply, they are flat on both sides, but just work better with the layout of my shed, not sure if that matters)

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  11 місяців тому +1

      After 3 weeks, the odor was barely noticeable. And after a couple of days after installation I didn't notice it at all (I probably just got used to the residual odor). However, I asked others if they smelled anything, and they said no. Since you got the 1/2" mats perhaps the smell will not be as bad as my 3/4" mats - or perhaps just as bad...I am not sure. Please let me know how the PANIS process works for you!

  • @HughLeFitness
    @HughLeFitness Рік тому +1

    Is it really worth it to do all that work to eliminate the odor? I would rather get the virgin rubber stall mats or better yet, specialty flooring. I personally have specialty virgin rubber flooring with white speck and they are 20" x 20" x 20mm per tile so they are way easiest to transport and they are connected together using a unique tile connector.

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому +2

      The sun did most of the work…but I get your point. This is obviously going to be a different answer for everyone. As I say in the video- you can skip Phase 3 (Neutralize Odor) if you buy virgin rubber mats. That being said recycled rubber 4x6 mats range from $40-50 each…virgin rubber 4x6 mats from Rep Fitness are $262 each…. So setting them outside for a couple weeks saved me a ton of money.

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому +2

      I stand corrected… The Rep Fitness mats are $262 for one mat . However, they have quantity based discounts. For example, If you buy 10 mats… they are only $87 each. So Virgin Rubber Rep Fitness mats are a great option for those who do not want to worry about neutralizing the smell. Available here: bit.ly/3AI6CKI

  • @carlosdelgado6394
    @carlosdelgado6394 Рік тому

    Did sunning the mats affect the color in any way? I’m curious if the color faded

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому +1

      No fading. I have one mat in my gym that I had outside for 5 years… absolutely no fade.

  • @mackeyentertainment4511
    @mackeyentertainment4511 Рік тому

    How did you apply your Odobann? Did you spray and let air dry? Or spray and wipe them with a cloth.

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому +1

      Great question! I made a solution with hot/warm water, dish soap, and the Odoban. I poured it in the mats, and scrubbed with a Scrub Broom. I let it air dry in the hot sun. Then I flipped it over, and the same thing to the other side.

    • @mackeyentertainment4511
      @mackeyentertainment4511 Рік тому +1

      @@DesignBuildLift Thanks

  • @idiotaiapologetics1401
    @idiotaiapologetics1401 2 місяці тому

    Great video bro

  • @djluvsdi2029
    @djluvsdi2029 15 днів тому

    What about carpeted floors? I recently moved to a new place, and I'm converting a carpeted family room to a gym. For resale reasons, I'd rather not remove or damage the medium plush wall-to-wall carpet currently installed. Will stall mats work? If not, does anyone have other suggestions? I'm not looking to cover the entire area (about 23×15), just under the 4-5 pieces of equipment, including a plated squat rack/functional trainer, treadmill, assault bike, and leg press/hack squat machine.

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  14 днів тому

      I used 3/4” thick horse stall mats over a Berber carpet in my first home gym. While it wasn’t ideal…it still worked fine and I still had great workouts.

  • @dalethomas5182
    @dalethomas5182 Рік тому +1

    I used my circular saw, I cut it only half way thru. then used a knife. The gorilla tape has an out door version, that sticks better

  • @saitejagatadi9711
    @saitejagatadi9711 Рік тому

    What if I want to remove them in future? Is it possible 😁

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому

      Absolutely! I see people offering up their used mats on Facebook Marketplace all the time.

  • @tashiherrett9241
    @tashiherrett9241 11 місяців тому

    Has anyone had problems with cleaning these mats? I got them from tractor supply and they had some white chalky marks on it. I thought they would clean off but I’ve tried everything and the marks are still there? Any advice?

  • @TrunxKraft3000
    @TrunxKraft3000 Рік тому

    So even if you don’t bend them when taking them in, wouldn’t they still crack once people started stepping on them?

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому +1

      No…these are made for horses to stand on….these will not crack. In retrospect, I think that 1 cracked mat was just a dud (no enough adhesive)….that one mat out of the 10 that I bought, had a crumby finish, all 9 others had a smooth finish…. I doubt any of the others would have done that. You should be fine.

    • @TrunxKraft3000
      @TrunxKraft3000 Рік тому

      @@DesignBuildLift Ok cool! Thank you.

  • @LukesGarageGym
    @LukesGarageGym Рік тому +2

    Early gang!

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому

      Thank your for your support,Luke! I appreciate it!

  • @TrunxKraft3000
    @TrunxKraft3000 Рік тому

    Do the mats start to fade in color the longer you keep them in the heat?

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому

      No fading. I have one mat in my gym that I had outside for 5 years… absolutely no fade.

    • @cghad23
      @cghad23 Рік тому

      They last in horse stalls for years

  • @shiftyfn1
    @shiftyfn1 4 місяці тому

    I’m building a home gym and playing on using these mats but I have carpet, do these mats work good over carpet ???

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  4 місяці тому

      While not ideal….yes it works. I used to deadlift on top of a horse stall mat when my gym was carpeted, and the surface area of the heavy mat made the lift feel better because my feet were not sinking into the carpet as much when pulling up the barbell.

    • @shiftyfn1
      @shiftyfn1 4 місяці тому

      @@DesignBuildLift The thing is the room am trying to build the gym is fully carpeted and I want to put the mats all over the carpet do you think it could work and be good or would it be unstable because of the carpet, if yes would double sided duck tape work good for the bottom

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  4 місяці тому

      It’s not ideal, but it will work. Doulbe sided tape couldn’t hurt

    • @djluvsdi2029
      @djluvsdi2029 15 днів тому

      ​@DesignBuildLift I just posed this same question before finding this one. You mentioned twice that HSM are "not ideal." Di you know of anything that *would* be "ideal" for carpeted space?

    • @djluvsdi2029
      @djluvsdi2029 15 днів тому

      ​@@shiftyfn1Same issue for me. What did you end up doing, and how has it worked out?

  • @SupDown4u
    @SupDown4u Рік тому

    Yea know about the horse stall mats for years they used to be like $30 or $35 a piece now they want $50 a piece they raised the price their good for just areas that you need it

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  Рік тому

      Thank you for supporting the channel! I appreciate it. Keep you eye out for deals. They were $40 at TSC over Labor Day weekend. 🤘💪🙏

    • @dcosio97
      @dcosio97 Рік тому

      Yesterday I paid $85 for two 3X4 mats at Tractor Supply Co. because they were out of 6X4 mats.

  • @ronjackson6082
    @ronjackson6082 7 місяців тому

    If you’re located in Houston Tx. I can get these for you at a low cost. 35$ per mat

  • @xman7688
    @xman7688 28 днів тому

    My wife wasnt sure about this... so I whipped out my panis and she suddenly got all excited 😊

  • @hamsterpoop
    @hamsterpoop 7 місяців тому +1

    Rep fitness mats are from recycled rubber, not virgin

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  7 місяців тому

      My bad. Recycled rubber, but they claim “no smell” like virgin rubber.

  • @juliuscaesar8801
    @juliuscaesar8801 Рік тому

    7:14 “Get the fck out!”
    watch your mouth!

  • @squirts1
    @squirts1 3 місяці тому

    put the tape under the mats facing up... like carpet tape. Tape on top looks like garbage and will look even worse after a couple weeks of traffic.

    • @DesignBuildLift
      @DesignBuildLift  3 місяці тому

      Not sure that will work on mats with the “bumps” on the bottom - like mine. Plus I like the tape on top to hide the uneven seams between the mats. But if your mats are flat on the bottom and all the seams perfectly even/aligned - your idea is definitely a smart move!