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About Gym Turf

A synthetic gym turf floor offers fitness gurus and athletes a safe, resilient space to practice new routines and drills.

Turf, also known as artificial grass, is made of artificial fibers that mimic real grass. Gym turf makes for a great alternative to rubber and foam gym flooring. It’s resilient, compatible with pull sleds, and can take the
pressure of high-impact routines.

Strength training and conditioning can be grueling on the body. One of the best parts of gym turf is the feeling you get when doing full-body exercises on the floor. No more irritation and joint pain you might get with
other gym flooring options.

Work hard, play hard, and transform your gym flooring with the benefits of gym turf!

Customer Favorite Gym Turf


	Performance Turf Rolls	Shock Turf X Rolls	Agility Turf Rolls	Turf Tiles
Indoor/Outdoor	Outdoor/Indoor	Outdoor/Indoor	Indoor	Indoor
Application	Residential, Commercial	Residential, Commercial	Residential, Commercial	Commercial
Face Weight	21-40 oz	21-40 oz	21-40 oz	50 oz
Width	6.5’	12’	12’	23”
Thickness	3/8”	3/4”	3/8”, 1/2”	1”
Material	Polyethylene	Polyethylene	Nylon	Nylon
Price Per Square Foot	$	$$	$	$$$
Warranty	5-Year	5-Year	5-Year	1-Year

Why Choose Gym Turf?

Faux grass is sleek, versatile, and a popular option for many workout facilities and studios! Better yet, gym turf is a sound absorber that minimizes everyday traffic noise and loud dropping of weights.

For lush-looking grass for outside gyms, our outdoor gym turf is the perfect solution. It’s UV stable, mold and mildew resistant, and doesn’t require maintenance.

The bottom line – gym turf is the most cost-effective choice you could make!

Types of Gym Turf

Gym Turf Rolls

Gym turf rolls are our most popular option! These DIY-friendly grass rolls are easy to install and maintain for any residential or commercial setting. High-intensity workouts are no match to the shock absorption benefits of gym turf rolls.

You can purchase the perfect size of rolls with our pre-cut and customization options.

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Gym Turf Tiles

Gym turf tiles are great for gyms that want removable floors for different class setups and competition events. They offer all the same cushion and sound installation properties of turf rolls, including pre-cut and customized dimensions.

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Residential vs. Commercial Gym Turf

To get the most out of your gym turf, you’ll need to consider the location you are using it for. Let’s jump into the benefits of residential and commercial gym turf.

Residential Gym Turf

Residential artificial grass works well for low-traffic commercial gyms, home gym floors, and backyards.

Gym turf provides a plush, real grass surface to do strength training and conditioning on. They’re easy to install and will make a fresh statement to any space.

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Commercial Gym Turf

Dragging of sleds, intense friction, and heavy objects can eventually cause fitness flooring to wear down.

Commercial gym turf often comes in higher face weight and taller pile height compared to residential turf. For high traffic environments, you need gym turf that will resist abrasions.

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Indoor vs. Outdoor Gym Turf

Indoor Gym Turf

Indoor sport turf comes in a variety of rolls and tiles to fit every gym setting. The main differentiator of indoor gym turf is that it is often made of nylon, which does not have UV protection for outdoor use. Check the manufacturer’s product specifications before installing to make sure.

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Outdoor Gym Turf

Are you exercising outside? Synthetic turf can make your outdoor gym flooring look great year-round and uses UV-resistant material to resist fading or discoloration.

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Artificial Gym Turf Material

Artificial gym turf is made to withstand heavy sleds’ weight and dragging in a high-impact workout setting. Three popular materials make artificial turf flooring a durable while cushioned choice.

Polyethylene: The fiber, polyethylene, makes UV stable synthetic grass that’s great for indoor and outdoor use. It is ultra-durable and won’t fade or deteriorate in the sun.
Polypropylene: Soft and easy to clean, polypropylene makes for a great gym turf. It feels like real grass, so you won’t have to worry about irritating your hands and elbows during mountain climbers and planks.
Nylon: Nylon is one of the strongest materials for indoor fitness flooring. It’s recommended for commercial settings, as it can hold up well to fitness circuits and the use of weights. Nylon is not recommended for outdoor use, as fading can occur.

Before You Buy

Face Weight for Gym Turf

The face weight of artificial turf indicates how much material is used per square yard. It also tells you how durable the turf material is. Below are recommended traffic ratings alongside face weight turf options.

Low-traffic gym turf: 40 oz. and below
Medium-traffic gym turf: 41 oz. - 60 oz.
High-traffic gym turf: 61 oz. and above

Pile Height/Thickness for Gym Turf

Pile height is another essential component to consider for gym turf. We recommend thicker turf for weightlifting and high-impact workouts. However, you will need a thinner pile height that works with your gym equipment for pushing and pulling sleds across the floor.

Our pile height options are:

9/16”-3/4”: Recommended pile height for standard gym equipment, drills, and sleds. Great for residential and light commercial gym use.
1"-1 1/2": Recommended pile height for sound absorption and maximum durability. Many commercial gyms choose this height for weightlifting and high-impact workout turf locations.

Features of Gym Turf

Gym turf doesn’t just provide a neat flooring that attracts fitness lovers. Our variety of artificial grass comes with many different features to suit your residential or commercial gym’s needs.

Perforated for drainage: No one wants wet gym floors after a spilled water bottle accident. The perforated drainage gym turf allows water to flow through and resists bacteria build-up. For outdoor gyms, you won’t have to worry about your gym turf being flooded after heavy rain. Give it time to ventilate, and it will be ready to use again!
UV stable: Field turf won’t fade in the sun, so you’re guaranteed to have a lush, green field year-round.
Cleat safe: Cleat safe turf is one of the thickest options for high traffic gym floors. It can handle hard cleats and look good as new at the end of the day.
Soft cleat safe: Some fitness practitioners may use soft cleats, so this option can ensure your gym turf remains durable and without damage.
USA-made: We have a variety of high-quality, USA-made gym turf that comes ready to impress your clients.

Gym Turf Installation

Ready to install your gym turf? Faux grass is easy to install temporarily or permanently. If you plan on moving your gym turf to different locations, feel free to lay it on the floor like a rug.

Glue and Tape-down Gym Turf Installation

Before installation, allow your turf flooring to acclimate to your space for 24 to 48 hours.

Make sure your subfloor is level and clean of debris and dust.
Lay your turf and implement roll sequencing to minimize the repeating turf look.
Apply your double-sided tape or adhesive to sections of your turf roll and press down firmly onto the subfloor.
Apply seam sealer to seams where two edges meet.
Ensure a long-lasting hold by rolling a weighted roller across the completed gym turf floor.

Note: Allow your gym turf flooring 72 hours to dry before initial use.

Interlocking Tile Installation

The best part of gym turf tiles is their interlocking feature!

Begin installation with a clean and level subfloor.
Organize your tile layout with chalk lines from the center of the room. Lay your interlocking tiles along the lines and connect the slots of one tile into the corresponding tab of another tile as you go.
Leave the perimeter of the gym floor open until all turf tiles are installed.
If you plan to have your turf up to a wall or fence, you will need to measure the remaining distance you need to cover with the tiles.
With an exacto knife, peel back the tile and hold it as close to the wall as possible, and cut six inches at a time to remove the excess material. Remember to leave a ¼ inch gap between the tiles and wall. With weather changes, your tiles will expand and contract, which will mitigate rippling in your gym floors.

For a stronger tile hold, we recommend a double-sided mat tap to keep tiles secure.

Gym Turf Installation Accessories

Turf adhesive: For long-lasting gym flooring, turf glue will help seal the deal.
Seam tape: Keep your gym turf floors in place with turf seam tape. Simply place it on the back of your turf rolls or tiles and place it directly on your subfloor.

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Gym Turf Reviews

Performance Turf Rolls

“I have wanted to get turf in my gym for a while now. We have had many people wanting to push and pull sleds, and doing it on rubber just wasn't going to cut it. We have had it installed for about a month now, and man, my clients love it! A+.”

- Jim from Phoenix, AZ

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