DIY GYM FLOORING (install & info) EASY!!!!

How to lay gym flooring video using 15mm spung rubber heavy duty flooring at 1m by 1m.
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INFORMATION:
Our standard and most popular tile, Sprung Flatline is the champion when it comes to offering unbeatable quality, affordability and endurance. Available in thicknesses from 11mm to a whooping 60mm (15mm gym floor is popular) for hardcore weight training and Olympic lifting it delivers the shock absorption, sound insulation and non-slip safety needed for training in all capacities.
All our tiles come with a 4 year guarantee against premature cracking and colour defects.
Our tiles are 1m x 1m and are compatible with underfloor heating and are sold individually (not in packs).
Environmental
Sprung rubber flooring is metal-free, environmentally and user friendly. Due to the use of recycling and rebuilt production (made from non-toxic and low VOC polyurethane bonding raw materials) there is no cross contamination of metals, stone or plastic. Using advanced technology, we have defined a quality rubber which is a 100% flat and anti-porous. This means softer surface contact and no bad smells.
Installation
DATA SHEET
Composition
92% SBR rubber + 8% PU adhesive
Gym activity
Functional Training / Free Weight / Cardio & Strength
Maximum weight drop
max. 110 KG
Dimensions
100cm x 100cm
Bulk density
1050 KG/M3
Thickness
15mm
Guarantee Duration
4 Years

[@L50RBY]

Just about to do mine, thank you great video 👍

[@MrHazza14]

Nice job. I’ve got some 20mm thick tiles to lay in my own tomorrow. Wish me luck!

[@PwinkleR]

thanks for your message

[@tavyongo1280]

Great video! Do you think it’s worth using spray adhesive? Planning on doing mine soon enough

[@GoGCANADA]

Does the bottom/edges of it crumble away over time? Or is it durable for home gym usage?

[@EastCoastReefer]

Rubber rolls is the way to go.