Kodiak Sports Blog — weight room flooring

Choosing between gluing down and dry laying Kodiak rubber flooring can impact your space’s durability, flexibility, and cost. Gluing provides a stable, long-lasting solution ideal for high-traffic areas, while dry laying offers easy installation and versatility for temporary setups. Discover the pros and cons of each method to find the best fit for your flooring needs!

3' x 3' Kodiak Everlock Rubber Tile Advantages Kodiak 3' x 3' Everlock tiles are a commercial grade of rubber flooring tiles that are offered in 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" Thick.  The interlocking rubber flooring mats are CNC waterjet cut (precision computer controlled water cutting) for the tightest interlocking system possible.  The triangular design of the interlocking pattern is designed so that it pulls the tile together as the tiles interlock and fits separation. The Kodiak Everlock rubber flooring tiles are made of the same material as the Kodiak

Rolled Rubber Flooring Basic Product Overview: Recycled rubber flooring is the most popular form of recycled rubber flooring used in weight rooms for commercial fitness centers, franchises, schools and locker rooms.  Good quality rolled rubber flooring has several advantages over interlocking rubber flooring tiles and other forms of flooring materials. There are many grades of rolled rubber flooring; as density, binders, deodorizing agents and other ingredients vary in quantity and proportion to create a cheap or quality floor.  The differences in quality make it important to choose a good quality floor...