| MOQ: | 1000 square meters |
| Price: | USD14.99-USD34.99 |
| Standard Packaging: | barrrel |
| Delivery Period: | within 15 days after balance |
| Payment Method: | L/C,T/T,Western Union |
| Supply Capacity: | 50000sqm per month |
Select the 15mm tile option for an indoor gym layout built around your equipment and activity plan.

A rubber-tile floor brings a defined wearing surface to the training zone. Plan the floor around machines, circulation and the activities expected in each area.
The selected construction, subfloor and equipment loads are reviewed together before ordering.
Get a 15mm Gym Floor ProposalThe original product description identifies a laminated tile with a dense rubber top and a supporting rubber-granule layer. These parts are selected as one tile construction.
The15mm option keeps the thickness choice clear for the quotation. Discuss the equipment and use requirements so the proposed tile is matched to the training zone.

The listed material category is SBR and EPDM rubber. Compare the rubber texture and coloured flecks with a physical sample and record the selected construction.
Request applicable material information where the project needs recycled-content documentation. Colour and appearance alone do not establish a recycled percentage or test result.

Brand and model: USAWEGI / AS-RR-01. This page focuses on the 15mm option within the listed thickness range.
Listed tile-size choices are 50×50cm and 100×100cm. Use the room drawing and selected format to plan quantities, cut edges and transitions.
State the training activities, machine loads and any impact or acoustic requirements with the enquiry. Heavy free-weight areas may need a separately specified construction.

Check the supporting floor for stability, condition and level before fitting. Follow the selected tile and fixing instructions rather than assuming every installation uses the same method.
Complete edges and transitions, inspect joints and position equipment according to the venue plan. Keep the installation information for the operating team.
Remove debris and clean with a method compatible with the selected rubber. Inspect joins, edges and busy equipment areas and address visible damage.
Discuss any required noise or impact performance for the complete floor build-up. The proposed tile does not replace the need to assess equipment loads and the supporting structure.
USAWEGI can discuss tile selection, quantities and project supply. Confirm the chosen thickness, tile size, colour and requested inspection with the order.
The original material shows protective pallet packing. Confirm the actual packing, destination and delivery terms in the quotation, then check quantities and visible condition on arrival.

Yes. Confirm the 15mm thickness and tile format with the quotation.
Compare the available fleck colours and finish with the approved sample.
Describe the equipment, intended drops and supporting floor so the required construction can be assessed.
Country, room dimensions, subfloor photographs, training activities and equipment requirements.
| MOQ: | 1000 square meters |
| Price: | USD14.99-USD34.99 |
| Standard Packaging: | barrrel |
| Delivery Period: | within 15 days after balance |
| Payment Method: | L/C,T/T,Western Union |
| Supply Capacity: | 50000sqm per month |
Select the 15mm tile option for an indoor gym layout built around your equipment and activity plan.

A rubber-tile floor brings a defined wearing surface to the training zone. Plan the floor around machines, circulation and the activities expected in each area.
The selected construction, subfloor and equipment loads are reviewed together before ordering.
Get a 15mm Gym Floor ProposalThe original product description identifies a laminated tile with a dense rubber top and a supporting rubber-granule layer. These parts are selected as one tile construction.
The15mm option keeps the thickness choice clear for the quotation. Discuss the equipment and use requirements so the proposed tile is matched to the training zone.

The listed material category is SBR and EPDM rubber. Compare the rubber texture and coloured flecks with a physical sample and record the selected construction.
Request applicable material information where the project needs recycled-content documentation. Colour and appearance alone do not establish a recycled percentage or test result.

Brand and model: USAWEGI / AS-RR-01. This page focuses on the 15mm option within the listed thickness range.
Listed tile-size choices are 50×50cm and 100×100cm. Use the room drawing and selected format to plan quantities, cut edges and transitions.
State the training activities, machine loads and any impact or acoustic requirements with the enquiry. Heavy free-weight areas may need a separately specified construction.

Check the supporting floor for stability, condition and level before fitting. Follow the selected tile and fixing instructions rather than assuming every installation uses the same method.
Complete edges and transitions, inspect joints and position equipment according to the venue plan. Keep the installation information for the operating team.
Remove debris and clean with a method compatible with the selected rubber. Inspect joins, edges and busy equipment areas and address visible damage.
Discuss any required noise or impact performance for the complete floor build-up. The proposed tile does not replace the need to assess equipment loads and the supporting structure.
USAWEGI can discuss tile selection, quantities and project supply. Confirm the chosen thickness, tile size, colour and requested inspection with the order.
The original material shows protective pallet packing. Confirm the actual packing, destination and delivery terms in the quotation, then check quantities and visible condition on arrival.

Yes. Confirm the 15mm thickness and tile format with the quotation.
Compare the available fleck colours and finish with the approved sample.
Describe the equipment, intended drops and supporting floor so the required construction can be assessed.
Country, room dimensions, subfloor photographs, training activities and equipment requirements.