1" Monster Rubber Tiles
- Made In USA
- Clean Rubber
- Recycled
- High Traffic
- Eco-Friendly
- Custom Order
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Ships between Oct 29 – Nov 19
- Mold & Mildew Resistant
- Recycled Content
- Our thickest rubber gym tile.
- Made In USA
- Clean Rubber
- Recycled
- High Traffic
- Eco-Friendly
- Custom Order
How many tiles do I need?
24″ × 24″ tilesNeed a large quantity? Request a quote
More about this product
Our thickest rubber gym tile takes the hardest drops without flinching.
Why serious lifters choose 1" Monster Rubber Tiles
A Full Inch of Cushion
The thickest rubber gym tile we sell, built to shield subfloors from dropped bars, plates, and racks that lighter tiles can't handle.
Quad-Blok Connectors
Tiles key together at all four corners with Quad-Blok connectors — no dowels, no glue, just a snug, level floor.
Mold & Mildew Resistant
Recycled rubber construction resists mold and mildew, holding up in sweaty weight rooms and other high-traffic training spaces.
Designer Colors, 14 Ways
Choose from 14 fleck and solid colorways, all in the same 2’ x 2’ interlocking tile, so a room can mix shades freely.
- Limited warranty
- 10-Yr
- Colors available
- 14
- Tile thickness
- 1″
- Sound rating
- IIC 56
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Details & Specifications
Dimensions
- Exact Weight (lbs)
- 16
- Size
- 24" x 24"
Details
- Nominal Sq. Ft.
- 4
- Coverage
- 4
- Material
- Recycled SBR Rubber and virgin EPDM Rubber fleck
- Recycled Content
- Yes
Features
- Mold & Mildew Resistant
- Recycled Content
- Our thickest rubber gym tile.
- Designer color selection
- Quad-Block connectors for quick & easy installation
- Easy to clean
- 10-year warranty
Shipping & Returns
Ships between Oct 29 – Nov 19 from northeast
Installation
- First, clean your subfloor so that it is free of all dirt, dust, and debris.
- Next, start in one corner of the room with two border beveled ramp pieces and a center tile.
- Add border ramps and center tiles outward along the adjacent walls.
- Add center tiles to fill the space out until you have covered the area to your desired size.
- Lastly, add border pieces to the remaining two sides of the area.
- First, clean your subfloor so that it is free of all dust, dirt, and debris.
- Next, snap a chalk line on the subfloor 24” from one wall in your room. Snap another chalk line on the subfloor 24” from an adjacent wall. You should now have a pair of perpendicular lines making an approximate 90-degree angle.
- Begin laying the tiles along the chalk lines, locking them together as you go.
- After the field is covered, go back and cut in tiles along the wall in the room leaving a gap roughly 1/2” wide. This will account for any expansion or contraction that may occur in extreme temperature variations.
Care & Maintenance
- Vacuuming any loose crumbs, dust, or debris from the surface when necessary.
- Occasionally damp mopping with a mild soap and water solution. Recommended soaps are Dawn dish detergent or Tide laundry detergent.
Warranty
Customer Questions & Answers
28 questions
I covered a 20'x20' garage floor with the monster rubber tiles -- and turned the garage into a gym. They look and work great, my big question, though, is how can I get rid of (or tone it down) the strong rubber smell. It's not too inviting to go into the gym with that smell. Any suggestions?? thanks.
To reduce the rubber smell you get with this product, just simply mop the tiles with a mild soap and water solution and let them air dry. You may have to repeat this step more than once. This will help to mitigate the rubber smell.
Was this helpful?Will these work to absorb the vibrations of a treadmill? It is on the second floor of a condo.
Our 1" Monster Tiles were designed with anti-vibration in mind. These tiles would be one our best rubber tiles to help minimize vibration from a treadmill.
Was this helpful?Are the dowels included, or do they need to be purchased seperately?
Dowels would need to be purchased separately. Six dowels are required for each tile purchased.
Was this helpful?You seem to advertise the "High Impact" series as the best for P90X and plyometric type workouts due to the cushion from the foam underneath the rubber. These tiles seem to have similar properties (tougher top layer with softer lower layer), so would these also be good for P90X-like workouts?
Our 1" Monster Rubber Tiles are perfect for all high-impact workouts like P90X and the like.
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Showing 1–20 of 20 written reviews (23 ratings in total)
- 5 out of 5 starsGreenhouse foot warmer
I bought the rubber tiles for my greenhouse to nhelp keep the floor warmer for my feet and they seem to perfectly fit the bill and they came in less than a week. A real value I'd say.
Steve A. ·
1 of 1 found this helpful
- 5 out of 5 starsexactly what i wanted
the flooring is durable looks great and lives up to all my expectations. the perfect floor for my home gym and animal friendly lays down easy and in a timely manner
Craig W. ·
- 5 out of 5 starsPerfect for teen's basement bedroom - and some
I had some misgivings initially about investing in this type of flooring, but we are all utterly delighted with the end results. Our teen needed her own room, and the only place to expand was into our unfinished basement - consisting of half cellar constructed in 1891, and half block basement dug out in the 1970s with a DIY (poorly-poured, highly irregular) concrete floor. The Monster tiles were the perfect solution. Their thickness and the "feet" adapt to the irregularities in the concrete floor, and make it far more comfortable (both in terms of support and temperature) to walk on. We're also fine to handle the very mild dampness that tends to creep in across a 123-year-old cellar floor - the Monster tiles keep us high and dry! The picture shows our teen's room, but we also have an area where we put a treadmill on top of the tiled floor, and running on the treadmill is now even more comfortable. A couple of tips that we picked up while installing ourselves: 1) Holding the tile in an arc (like a "bridge" when shuffling cards) - helps to compress the fit against the adjacent tile to allow the dowels to insert completely. 2) When that's not enough, we actually used a tire jack. We would put the jack down on its side, and then brace the base horizontally against a wall or free-floating concrete block as needed, and against a 2"x4" stood up on edge along a tile on the other. As we "raised" the jack (extending its length along the floor), the 2"x4" helped deliver the pressure equally alongside the tile, helping to compress the dowels and push the tile into place. 3) To cut tiles, we used a jigsaw with a blade intended for rough wood cuts, and a step ladder. The problem is that you can't use sawhorses to hold up tiles for cuts because of course the rubber is somewhat floppy. So, we laid a stepladder on its side and spread the feet apart enough to both stabilize the ladder, and to spread the legs about 1" apart at the top. You could then put the tile on the side of the ladder, laying it such that your cut would fall between the tops of the legs. Just run the jigsaw through, and the ladder gives you enough support to hold the tile in place while making the cuts. This method also helps you to guide your cut cleanly.
Carrie ·
2 of 2 found this helpful
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