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Rubber Flooring Roll with Green Fleck - 8mm

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Rubber Flooring Rolls are the perfect flooring solution for gyms, weight rooms and indoor sports facilities as well as residential work out areas. Our 8mm rubber rolls are the preferred flooring option for commercial gyms and facilities over stall mats or rubber flooring tiles. Rolled rubber flooring eliminates seams and enhances the appearance and longevity of your sports facility, commercial gym or home gym.

Our rubber flooring is made from recycled rubber and is environmentally friendly. The rolls come in 4' widths with 25', 50' and custom lengths to fit your gym. 8mm thick. The rubber is available in black and black with colored flecks to give you space great functionality and a great look. Green color flecks. Be aware that our manufacturing width tolerance of up to 1/4".

Minimum purchase 60 square feet (4' x 15'). Shipping price valid within continental U.S.; call for other locations.

Rubber Flooring Installation Instructions

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