Rubber Flooring

[WORLD]

I'm trying to put my home gym together and I'm looking for some rubber mats. They can get pretty damn expensive if bought from fitness stores. Canadian Tire has some foam mats but they're crap.

Anyone know a good place to search for them? I live close to Toronto so if you know a place around here that would be even better.

What do you guys use for your home gyms?

[AlbertaBeef]

I would definately not look at a retail outlet, try and find a local commercial construction company to supply or even check a re-usable/recycle building supply centre that sells stuff from tearouts and demolitions.

[WORLD]

I would definately not look at a retail outlet, try and find a local commercial construction company to supply or even check a re-usable/recycle building supply centre that sells stuff from tearouts and demolitions.

Thats a good idea, thanks.

[physique]

try these guys:

http://www.keystonesports.ca/ks/action/home

http://www.antifatiguemat.ca/

[tiramisu]

The good ones are horse stall mats.

[Mr Ontario]

Bet you they smell nice :)


The good ones are horse stall mats.

[tiramisu]

That would depend on whether you got them before or after the horse.

[WORLD]

The good ones are horse stall mats.

I was told that today

[WORLD]

try these guys:

http://www.keystonesports.ca/ks/action/home

http://www.antifatiguemat.ca/

Great links, thanks man.

[Gettin'r'round]

I got mine from Fitness Source. They also installed them for $75 (800sq'). Man was the owner pissed. Took 2 guys most of the day to put them in. They are like 3/4" thick made from recycled tires and are a bitch to cut. Got me a deal! This was like 5yrs ago.

[WORLD]

I got mine from Fitness Source. They also installed them for $75 (800sq'). Man was the owner pissed. Took 2 guys most of the day to put them in. They are like 3/4" thick made from recycled tires and are a bitch to cut. Got me a deal! This was like 5yrs ago.

I had built a home gym in a friends house and used those same mats. They smell like you have a room full of tires!

I can find mats anywhere for about $75 each, which is expensive if I need at least 3. I'm still going to look around to find something used.

[physique]

bitch to cut? they are simple, just use a sharp utility knife.

[MuSuLPhReAk]

Try some hardware stores. I know some here sell for putting them on cement stairs outside in the winter and they are about the same thing. May be cheaper. When I bought mine, it was about $70 ish each. Be ready to get some help carrying them. They are super inconvenient to lift by yourself.

[Mr.Freeze]

if i remenber Reno-Depot sales them for about 60$ 3x4ft.

[WORLD]

if i remenber Reno-Depot sales them for about 60$ 3x4ft.

That price beats 75 bucks a piece.