Cardio floors
Use continuous flooring beneath treadmills, bikes, rowers and cross-trainers where equipment traffic is high but impact loads are typically lower than lifting zones.
Commercial gym flooring · continuous coverage
Rubber gym rolls for clean, continuous training floors across larger areas.
Rubber roll flooring is useful where a gym needs broad, continuous coverage with fewer joints than a tiled layout. Apollo can review roll-format rubber and resilient fitness flooring for cardio, general training, circulation and multi-purpose zones, then coordinate seam position, perimeter detail and transitions with heavier impact areas.
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Continuous roll formatCommercial gym coverageCardio + general training
Technical overview
Plan the roll around the room and adjoining surfaces
01Format
Project-specific rubber rollRoll width, length and thickness are confirmed against the selected product and floor plan.
02Best starting fit
Cardio · circulation · general trainingUseful where the principal requirement is durable continuous coverage rather than concentrated drop protection.
03Seams
Planned around traffic + equipmentSeam location and fixing method should be determined before equipment positions are frozen.
04Transitions
Coordinated finished heightsAdjacent tile, turf, platform and threshold heights need to be considered together.
Final rubber composition, roll dimensions, thickness, slip performance, fire performance, warranty, fixing and maintenance requirements depend on the selected product and project.
Project fit
Continuous coverage works best when the heavier zones are separated deliberately.
General training
Roll flooring can create a calm, consistent surface through warm-up, mobility and general exercise areas.
Fewer joints
Compared with small-format tiles, large rolls can reduce the number of visible joints across broad floor areas.
Hybrid layouts
Combine roll flooring with thicker tiles, platforms or sled turf rather than over-specifying the entire gym for the heaviest activity.
Common applications
Cardio areasCommercial gymsFitness studiosGeneral trainingCirculationWarm-up zones
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