Pro Command, Fitness & Recreation
Flooring for every zone of your gym.
Explore rubber flooring, turf and studio surfaces. Plan your project around your space, equipment and timeline.
Built for: Commercial gyms • Studios • Schools • Recreation centers

Start with the space you are updating.
Explore flooring options for common fitness and recreation spaces.

Strength & free weights
Explore options: Strength & free weights
Cardio & machines
Explore options: Cardio & machines
Turf & functional training
Explore options: Turf & functional training
Studios & group fitness
Explore options: Studios & group fitness
Explore flooring for your facility.
Browse flooring options and the supplies you need to complete the job.


Interlocking rubber tiles
View products: Interlocking rubber tilesSpecs & installation: Interlocking rubber tiles

Rubber mats
Explore products: Rubber matsAdhesives & tape
Explore products: Adhesives & tapeTransitions & trim
Explore products: Transitions & trim
Plan around your facility.
A few details help us recommend the right products and prepare your project quote.
Equipment & activity
Share your equipment, training zones and intended use.
Specifications & installation
Review subfloor, sound requirements and installation details.
Delivery & schedule
Include target dates, unloading needs and site access.
Tell us about your fitness project
Explore your Pro Command benefits
Review enrollment details, tier eligibility and available account support.
Resources for your fitness flooring project.
Helpful guides and resources to plan, specify and keep your project on track.

Rubber rolls vs. tiles
Compare formats for your space and installation plan.

Planning a weight-room floor
Review equipment, training zones and project requirements.

Preparing for freight delivery
Plan site access, unloading and material receiving.
Questions fitness buyers ask.
Quick answers to common questions about ordering, delivery and project support.
How thick should rubber flooring be for a weight room?
It depends on the zone. Cardio areas do well on 8mm rubber, free-weight areas on 3/8″ (the most common thickness in commercial gyms), Olympic lifting on 1/2″, and powerlifting on 3/4″. Your Pro Command rep will confirm the right spec against your equipment and drop heights before you order.
Can I phase delivery across a multi-zone build?
Command members can use inventory holds and phased release so each zone's material arrives when crews are ready — without paying for everything up front. (Subject to availability.)
Can you match my gym's brand colors?
Yes — order free samples of color-fleck rubber and other surfaces to match your palette before you commit to a full floor.
How do you handle freight for heavy rubber rolls?
Rubber rolls are heavy and dock-sensitive. Your rep coordinates liftgate, limited-access, and job-site delivery, plans the freight window around your installer, and handles any damage claims.