Buy Rubber Mats – Non-Slip, Durable Flooring for Gyms, Garages, Outdoor & Industrial Use
Shop heavy-duty rubber mats and rubber matting built for tough, high-traffic spaces. Non-slip, impact-absorbing, and easy to clean. Ideal for home gyms, commercial gyms, garages, workshops, and outdoor wet areas. In stock with SA-wide delivery, fast lead times, and optional installation. Get expert sizing help and a same-day quote—or shop now to secure the best price for your project.
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Rubberised Mats
Cushioned, high-traction mats for walkways, gyms and entrances.
Non-Slip Rubber Mats
Textured grip for wet/dry zones to reduce slip risks.
Floor Mats for Sale
Best-value picks with fast SA delivery and easy installs.
Floor Matting
Modular tiles or rolls for corridors and production lines.
Plastic Floor Matting
Lightweight PVC for light traffic and colour-coded areas.
Rubber Flooring Mats
Heavy-duty, non-slip rubber for high-traffic floors.
Garage Rubber Flooring
Oil-resistant rubber that protects concrete and cuts noise.
Rubber Mats for Floors
All-purpose rubber for homes, gyms and workplaces.
Why Buy Rubber Mats (Not Other Flooring)
Installation Steps
Pre-install checklist
- Subfloor clean, dry, level (≤ 3 mm over 2 m).
- Acclimate mats/rolls indoors for 24 hours (15–27 °C).
- Plan door clearances, ramps and cut lines.
1) Prepare the surface
Vacuum/sweep thoroughly. Degrease any oil spots. For uneven slabs, use a self-leveller or underlayment board for full contact.
2) Dry-lay & plan the layout
Position tiles/rolls without fixing to map traffic flow and cuts. Leave a 3–5 mm expansion gap at walls; finish with ramps/edging.
3) Interlock or glue (as needed)
- Interlocking tiles: Tap edges with a rubber mallet; stagger joins.
- Permanent installs (rolls/heavy traffic): Perimeter tape or full-bond adhesive on ramps, seams and high-load areas.
4) Trim & finish
Score with a sharp utility knife against a straightedge (warm slightly for easier cuts). Fit bevelled ramps at doorways to reduce trips.
Cleaning & Maintenance
Daily
- Sweep or vacuum with a soft bristle head.
- Use entrance non-slip mats to catch grit.
Weekly
- Mop with a neutral-pH rubber-safe cleaner.
- Auto-scrubber OK with soft pads; avoid excessive water pooling.
Monthly / As needed
- Spot-degrease oil marks (non-solvent), rinse well and air-dry.
- Inspect high-wear tiles and rotate if needed.
Avoid
- Harsh solvents, bleach or acidic chemicals.
- Floor polish/silicone coatings.
- Steam cleaning on glued installs.
Longevity tips
- Use furniture feet/caster cups under heavy equipment.
- Choose UV-stable mats for outdoor/wet areas.
- Fit bevelled ramps for safer transitions and trolley access.
Tools you’ll need
- Tape measure, rubber mallet, straightedge, utility knife (new blades).
- Neutral-pH cleaner, microfibre mop or soft-pad auto-scrubber.
Types of Interlocking Rubber Tile Locking Systems
Standard Visible Lock
Our most common tile style, the standard visible lock features durable interlocking rubber edges that are exposed after installation. Easy to install and perfect for industrial spaces needing quick flooring setup.
- Ideal for: Workshops, garages, tire bays
Compatible with: All rubber tile interlocking formats
Non-Standard Visible Lock
These tiles feature a slightly more refined edge design that creates a clean but still noticeable interlock. Strong grip and extra tile stability for high-traffic areas.
- Best used in: Commercial zones, showrooms
Features: High-tension rubber interlock rubber tiles
Leather/Smooth Lock
This type has a flat, leather-look surface and ultra-low-profile edge seams. Preferred in stylish spaces like gyms or retail, where visual appeal matters as much as performance.
Popular for: Home gyms, fitness studios
Look & Feel: Sleek, smooth rubber interlocking mats
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Common Questions Asked About Rubber Mats– Get Answers
Are your rubber mats suitable for gym floors?
Yes. For most gyms, 10–15 mm tiles are ideal; use 15–20 mm slabs in heavy drop zones. Interlocking tiles make DIY installs easy; rolls are best for large areas.
Can I use these rubber mats outdoors?
Yes—choose UV-stable rubber and drainage styles for wet areas. Hose down to clean and let them air-dry.
Do you ship rubber matting to Kenya and Botswana?
Yes. We offer SA-wide delivery and cross-border shipping to Botswana, Namibia, Kenya and more. Transit times and duties vary—request a routed quote.
Are these suitable for stables and animal areas?
Yes—horse rubber mats add comfort, insulation and traction. Choose drainage patterns for wash bays.
Do you sell individual mats or only bulk?
Both. Order single mats for small jobs or full room/pallet quantities for commercial installs. Volume discounts available—ask for a quick quote.
