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Sprung Konnecta Wood Effect Premium Gym Flooring Mats - 20mm

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20mm Premium Interlocking Gym Flooring

Wood Effect Gym Flooring Mats for Home & Commercial Gyms

A 20mm interlocking rubber gym flooring system with a wood effect top surface, designed for free weights, functional training, CrossFit, PT studios, home gyms and commercial fitness spaces.

20mm Thickness
0.5m² Per tile
140kg Weight drop
61% Shock absorption
21dB Sound reduction
1 Year Warranty

Professional Gym Flooring Without the Industrial Look

The Konnecta wood effect gym flooring system combines the practical performance of recycled rubber flooring with a cleaner timber-style appearance.

20

20mm Rubber Gym Flooring

A substantial 20mm flooring construction for areas used for free weights, strength training, functional fitness and general gym equipment.

Interlocking Floor Tiles

Each 1000mm × 500mm tile covers 0.5m². The supplied plastic connection system joins adjoining tiles together.

For Different Gym Spaces

Suitable for home gyms, commercial gyms, PT studios, CrossFit areas, functional training spaces and weightlifting zones.

How Many Gym Flooring Tiles Do I Need?

Select your room size below. The result will appear immediately. Each tile covers 0.5m².

1000mm × 500mm
One tile 0.5m²
Two tiles = approximately 1m²
1 tile = 0.5m² coverage Allow extra tiles where cutting is required around walls, columns, doorways or irregular areas.

Select your room size

Choose a room size Click one of the sizes above to calculate the required tiles.
8 tiles Required for approximately 4m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
18 tiles Required for approximately 9m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
24 tiles Required for approximately 12m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
32 tiles Required for approximately 16m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
40 tiles Required for approximately 20m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
50 tiles Required for approximately 25m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
48 tiles Required for approximately 24m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
60 tiles Required for approximately 30m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
80 tiles Required for approximately 40m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
100 tiles Required for approximately 50m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
120 tiles Required for approximately 60m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
200 tiles Required for approximately 100m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.

Planning tip: add approximately 5–10% where significant cutting is required. Exact requirements depend on the shape of the room and installation layout.

See How the Interlocking Tiles Fit Together

The 1000 × 500mm rectangular tiles can be arranged across the floor to create a continuous interlocking gym flooring surface.

Example 4m × 3m Gym Area

24 tiles = 12m² before cutting allowance

How the System Works

▦ + ▦ + ▦

Position → Connect → Finish

Position the tiles next to each other and join adjoining mats using the supplied plastic connection system.

Where Can 20mm Gym Flooring Be Used?

Open each application to see how the flooring can be used.

Home Gyms
Create a dedicated home gym floor for weights, cardio equipment, functional training and general fitness.
Commercial Gyms
Suitable for commercial fitness areas requiring a substantial 20mm gym flooring system.
PT Studios
A practical option for personal training studios where the floor needs to cope with repeated training sessions.
CrossFit & Functional Training
Suitable for functional training and CrossFit-style environments, subject to the stated product limitations.
Weightlifting Areas
The 20mm rubber construction provides a substantial flooring layer for free-weight and strength-training areas.
Garage Gyms
Interlocking gym tiles can be used in suitable garages and outbuildings where the subfloor is level, firm and dry.
Fitness Rooms
Suitable for dedicated fitness rooms beneath exercise equipment and general training areas.
Strength & Cardio Areas
Use around strength equipment, cardio machines and general fitness equipment.

Key Features of the 20mm Gym Flooring

Practical performance characteristics combined with a distinctive wood effect finish.

01

20mm Thickness

Substantial 20mm flooring construction for demanding fitness areas.

02

0.5m² Per Tile

Each 1000 × 500mm tile provides half a square metre of coverage.

03

Interlocking System

Supplied plastic connectors join adjoining tiles together.

04

61% Shock Absorption

Tested shock absorption performance of 61% to EN 14808.

05

21dB Sound Reduction

Stated 21dB sound insulation reduction.

06

Wood Effect Finish

Oak-effect styling provides an alternative to traditional black rubber gym flooring.

07

Recycled Rubber

Manufactured using EPDM and SBR recycled rubber and fibre materials.

08

Can Be Cut

Can be cut with a suitable utility knife around walls and obstacles.

09

Loose Lay or Glue

Can be loose laid or glued depending on the installation requirements.

Why Choose 20mm Gym Flooring?

The right thickness depends on the equipment, training style and expected level of impact.

Lighter Flooring

  • ✓ Suitable for general fitness areas
  • ✓ Useful where impact is limited
  • ✓ Suitable beneath lighter equipment
  • • Specification should match intended use

20mm Konnecta Flooring

  • ✓ 20mm substantial construction
  • ✓ 61% tested shock absorption
  • ✓ Suitable for free-weight areas
  • ✓ Interlocking tile system
  • ✓ Wood effect finish
  • ✓ Home and commercial applications

20mm Flooring Construction

Total flooring thickness: 20mm

Finish the Edges Properly

Edge finishing provides a cleaner transition between the gym flooring and surrounding floor areas.

Edge Ramp

250mm × 1000mm ramp section for exposed flooring edges.

Corner Section

250mm × 250mm corner section for finishing ramped edges.

Interlocking Connectors

Plastic connection pieces are supplied with the flooring.

Installation in 4 Straightforward Steps

Prepare the subfloor correctly before laying the flooring.

1

Prepare

Ensure the subfloor is level, firm, clean and dry.

2

Position

Plan the layout and position the tiles across the area.

3

Connect

Join adjoining tiles using the supplied plastic connection system.

4

Trim & Finish

Cut where required around walls, columns and doorways.

Installation planning tips

Measure the room before ordering and consider where the tile joints will fall.

Avoid very narrow strips of flooring at walls where possible.

Irregular rooms and areas with columns or multiple doorways require additional allowance for cutting.

Technical Specifications

Open each section for detailed product information.

Dimensions & Construction
Tile size
1000 × 500mm
Tile thickness
20mm
Coverage per tile
0.5m²
Shape
Rectangle
Colour
Oak Wood Effect
Material
EPDM & SBR recycled rubber/fibres
Profile
Square studded underside with connector holes
Performance
Shock absorption
61% — EN 14808
HIC test
1.5m — EN 1177
Vertical deformation
5mm — EN 14809
Sound insulation
21dB reduction
Thermal resistance
0.16m².K/W
Maximum weight drop
140kg
Installation
Installation method
Loose lay or glue
Connection
Plastic connector system
Subfloor
Level, firm and dry
Cutting
Can be cut with a utility knife
Ramp size
250 × 1000mm
Corner size
250 × 250mm
Warranty & Classification
Warranty
1 year
EU Fire Classification
E F1

20mm Gym Flooring FAQs

Common questions about gym floor tiles, installation and coverage.

How much area does one gym flooring tile cover?
Each tile measures 1000 × 500mm and covers approximately 0.5m². Two tiles therefore cover approximately 1m² before allowing for cutting and waste.
How do I calculate how many tiles I need?
Multiply the room length by the room width to calculate the floor area. Divide the result by 0.5 because each tile covers 0.5m².

Example: 5m × 4m = 20m². 20 ÷ 0.5 = 40 tiles.
Is 20mm rubber flooring suitable for a home gym?
Yes. The flooring is suitable for home fitness environments including strength training, cardio and functional exercise, subject to the stated product limitations.
Can these gym tiles be used for weightlifting?
The product is designed for free-weight and strength-training applications and has a stated maximum weight drop of 140kg.
Can the gym flooring be cut?
Yes. The rubber flooring can be cut with a suitable utility knife where trimming is required.
Does the flooring need to be glued down?
The tiles can be loose laid or glued depending on the installation requirements. The subfloor should be level, firm and dry.
Is this flooring suitable for CrossFit and functional training?
It is intended for functional training and CrossFit-style fitness environments as well as free-weight and general strength-training areas, subject to the product limitations.

20mm Gym Flooring for Different Training Environments

Choosing the right gym flooring depends on the type of exercise, equipment and level of impact expected. These 20mm interlocking gym tiles provide a substantial rubber flooring solution for home gyms, commercial gyms, personal training studios and functional training areas.

The rectangular 1000 × 500mm gym floor tiles cover 0.5m² each and can be connected together to create larger flooring areas. This makes them suitable for everything from a dedicated home gym floor to larger commercial fitness spaces.

The wood effect gym flooring finish provides an alternative to traditional black rubber gym flooring. The Oak-effect appearance can work particularly well where the gym forms part of a larger home, studio or professionally designed fitness environment.

For strength and free-weight areas, the 20mm construction provides a substantial flooring layer, with stated shock absorption of 61% to EN 14808 and a maximum weight drop of 140kg.

Use the calculator above to estimate the number of 20mm rubber gym tiles required, then allow additional tiles for cutting around walls, columns, doorways and irregular layouts.

Build a Better Gym Floor

20mm wood effect interlocking gym flooring for home gyms, commercial fitness areas, PT studios, strength training, functional fitness and free-weight areas.

Standard shipping

Estimated delivery time: 1-6 days depending on size & location

Collection available from Leicester LE3

Ready to collect within 24 hours

20mm Premium Interlocking Gym Flooring

Wood Effect Gym Flooring Mats for Home & Commercial Gyms

A 20mm interlocking rubber gym flooring system with a wood effect top surface, designed for free weights, functional training, CrossFit, PT studios, home gyms and commercial fitness spaces.

20mm Thickness
0.5m² Per tile
140kg Weight drop
61% Shock absorption
21dB Sound reduction
1 Year Warranty

Professional Gym Flooring Without the Industrial Look

The Konnecta wood effect gym flooring system combines the practical performance of recycled rubber flooring with a cleaner timber-style appearance.

20

20mm Rubber Gym Flooring

A substantial 20mm flooring construction for areas used for free weights, strength training, functional fitness and general gym equipment.

Interlocking Floor Tiles

Each 1000mm × 500mm tile covers 0.5m². The supplied plastic connection system joins adjoining tiles together.

For Different Gym Spaces

Suitable for home gyms, commercial gyms, PT studios, CrossFit areas, functional training spaces and weightlifting zones.

How Many Gym Flooring Tiles Do I Need?

Select your room size below. The result will appear immediately. Each tile covers 0.5m².

1000mm × 500mm
One tile 0.5m²
Two tiles = approximately 1m²
1 tile = 0.5m² coverage Allow extra tiles where cutting is required around walls, columns, doorways or irregular areas.

Select your room size

Choose a room size Click one of the sizes above to calculate the required tiles.
8 tiles Required for approximately 4m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
18 tiles Required for approximately 9m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
24 tiles Required for approximately 12m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
32 tiles Required for approximately 16m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
40 tiles Required for approximately 20m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
50 tiles Required for approximately 25m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
48 tiles Required for approximately 24m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
60 tiles Required for approximately 30m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
80 tiles Required for approximately 40m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
100 tiles Required for approximately 50m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
120 tiles Required for approximately 60m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.
200 tiles Required for approximately 100m² Consider additional tiles for cutting and waste.

Planning tip: add approximately 5–10% where significant cutting is required. Exact requirements depend on the shape of the room and installation layout.

See How the Interlocking Tiles Fit Together

The 1000 × 500mm rectangular tiles can be arranged across the floor to create a continuous interlocking gym flooring surface.

Example 4m × 3m Gym Area

24 tiles = 12m² before cutting allowance

How the System Works

▦ + ▦ + ▦

Position → Connect → Finish

Position the tiles next to each other and join adjoining mats using the supplied plastic connection system.

Where Can 20mm Gym Flooring Be Used?

Open each application to see how the flooring can be used.

Home Gyms
Create a dedicated home gym floor for weights, cardio equipment, functional training and general fitness.
Commercial Gyms
Suitable for commercial fitness areas requiring a substantial 20mm gym flooring system.
PT Studios
A practical option for personal training studios where the floor needs to cope with repeated training sessions.
CrossFit & Functional Training
Suitable for functional training and CrossFit-style environments, subject to the stated product limitations.
Weightlifting Areas
The 20mm rubber construction provides a substantial flooring layer for free-weight and strength-training areas.
Garage Gyms
Interlocking gym tiles can be used in suitable garages and outbuildings where the subfloor is level, firm and dry.
Fitness Rooms
Suitable for dedicated fitness rooms beneath exercise equipment and general training areas.
Strength & Cardio Areas
Use around strength equipment, cardio machines and general fitness equipment.

Key Features of the 20mm Gym Flooring

Practical performance characteristics combined with a distinctive wood effect finish.

01

20mm Thickness

Substantial 20mm flooring construction for demanding fitness areas.

02

0.5m² Per Tile

Each 1000 × 500mm tile provides half a square metre of coverage.

03

Interlocking System

Supplied plastic connectors join adjoining tiles together.

04

61% Shock Absorption

Tested shock absorption performance of 61% to EN 14808.

05

21dB Sound Reduction

Stated 21dB sound insulation reduction.

06

Wood Effect Finish

Oak-effect styling provides an alternative to traditional black rubber gym flooring.

07

Recycled Rubber

Manufactured using EPDM and SBR recycled rubber and fibre materials.

08

Can Be Cut

Can be cut with a suitable utility knife around walls and obstacles.

09

Loose Lay or Glue

Can be loose laid or glued depending on the installation requirements.

Why Choose 20mm Gym Flooring?

The right thickness depends on the equipment, training style and expected level of impact.

Lighter Flooring

  • ✓ Suitable for general fitness areas
  • ✓ Useful where impact is limited
  • ✓ Suitable beneath lighter equipment
  • • Specification should match intended use

20mm Konnecta Flooring

  • ✓ 20mm substantial construction
  • ✓ 61% tested shock absorption
  • ✓ Suitable for free-weight areas
  • ✓ Interlocking tile system
  • ✓ Wood effect finish
  • ✓ Home and commercial applications

20mm Flooring Construction

Total flooring thickness: 20mm

Finish the Edges Properly

Edge finishing provides a cleaner transition between the gym flooring and surrounding floor areas.

Edge Ramp

250mm × 1000mm ramp section for exposed flooring edges.

Corner Section

250mm × 250mm corner section for finishing ramped edges.

Interlocking Connectors

Plastic connection pieces are supplied with the flooring.

Installation in 4 Straightforward Steps

Prepare the subfloor correctly before laying the flooring.

1

Prepare

Ensure the subfloor is level, firm, clean and dry.

2

Position

Plan the layout and position the tiles across the area.

3

Connect

Join adjoining tiles using the supplied plastic connection system.

4

Trim & Finish

Cut where required around walls, columns and doorways.

Installation planning tips

Measure the room before ordering and consider where the tile joints will fall.

Avoid very narrow strips of flooring at walls where possible.

Irregular rooms and areas with columns or multiple doorways require additional allowance for cutting.

Technical Specifications

Open each section for detailed product information.

Dimensions & Construction
Tile size
1000 × 500mm
Tile thickness
20mm
Coverage per tile
0.5m²
Shape
Rectangle
Colour
Oak Wood Effect
Material
EPDM & SBR recycled rubber/fibres
Profile
Square studded underside with connector holes
Performance
Shock absorption
61% — EN 14808
HIC test
1.5m — EN 1177
Vertical deformation
5mm — EN 14809
Sound insulation
21dB reduction
Thermal resistance
0.16m².K/W
Maximum weight drop
140kg
Installation
Installation method
Loose lay or glue
Connection
Plastic connector system
Subfloor
Level, firm and dry
Cutting
Can be cut with a utility knife
Ramp size
250 × 1000mm
Corner size
250 × 250mm
Warranty & Classification
Warranty
1 year
EU Fire Classification
E F1

20mm Gym Flooring FAQs

Common questions about gym floor tiles, installation and coverage.

How much area does one gym flooring tile cover?
Each tile measures 1000 × 500mm and covers approximately 0.5m². Two tiles therefore cover approximately 1m² before allowing for cutting and waste.
How do I calculate how many tiles I need?
Multiply the room length by the room width to calculate the floor area. Divide the result by 0.5 because each tile covers 0.5m².

Example: 5m × 4m = 20m². 20 ÷ 0.5 = 40 tiles.
Is 20mm rubber flooring suitable for a home gym?
Yes. The flooring is suitable for home fitness environments including strength training, cardio and functional exercise, subject to the stated product limitations.
Can these gym tiles be used for weightlifting?
The product is designed for free-weight and strength-training applications and has a stated maximum weight drop of 140kg.
Can the gym flooring be cut?
Yes. The rubber flooring can be cut with a suitable utility knife where trimming is required.
Does the flooring need to be glued down?
The tiles can be loose laid or glued depending on the installation requirements. The subfloor should be level, firm and dry.
Is this flooring suitable for CrossFit and functional training?
It is intended for functional training and CrossFit-style fitness environments as well as free-weight and general strength-training areas, subject to the product limitations.

20mm Gym Flooring for Different Training Environments

Choosing the right gym flooring depends on the type of exercise, equipment and level of impact expected. These 20mm interlocking gym tiles provide a substantial rubber flooring solution for home gyms, commercial gyms, personal training studios and functional training areas.

The rectangular 1000 × 500mm gym floor tiles cover 0.5m² each and can be connected together to create larger flooring areas. This makes them suitable for everything from a dedicated home gym floor to larger commercial fitness spaces.

The wood effect gym flooring finish provides an alternative to traditional black rubber gym flooring. The Oak-effect appearance can work particularly well where the gym forms part of a larger home, studio or professionally designed fitness environment.

For strength and free-weight areas, the 20mm construction provides a substantial flooring layer, with stated shock absorption of 61% to EN 14808 and a maximum weight drop of 140kg.

Use the calculator above to estimate the number of 20mm rubber gym tiles required, then allow additional tiles for cutting around walls, columns, doorways and irregular layouts.

Build a Better Gym Floor

20mm wood effect interlocking gym flooring for home gyms, commercial fitness areas, PT studios, strength training, functional fitness and free-weight areas.

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